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I think something is wrong.
Wat do?

>> No.6101482
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>>6101479
Your pineberries look a little off, mate.

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Them be frankenberrys!
BEWARE!

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>> No.6101571

only buy local strawberries when they're in season

>> No.6101654

>>6101508
Someone took all the fruit off your pseudocarp, dude.

>> No.6101664

i grow tomatoes.

it seems subtle changes in watering can drastically chagne the shape of my your fruit.

i suspect this is the case with your strawberries.

somebody fucked up the irrigration system when those were growing.

>> No.6101673

>>6101654
Someone knows their botanical facts :3

>> No.6101685

>>6101479
looks like chernoberries
did they come from California?
i live near most of the commercial sized meat, fruit, vegetable, dairy and egg farms in california and the floods here have been putting a lot of crap in the water

>> No.6101697

>>6101664

Not Op, but can you elaborate one that? I'm growing some tomatoes and I didn't know about this

>> No.6101720

>>6101697

if the tomato plant gets dehydrated, it'll pull water from its fruit. this will greatly interefere with the fruit development.

overwatering also causes harm to the fruit. i'm not totally knowledgeable as to why, but i suspect it dilutes nutrients.

tomatoes are finicky as fuck. people say they're ewsy to grow, but i disagree.

you need a perfect irrigation system if you want perfect tomatoes.

>> No.6101730

>>6101720
Some varieties seem to be tricky (dang brandywines), but tomatoes are super easy.

>> No.6101942

>>6101479
In know you can grow certain fruits like apples into molds so that they take non the shape of the mold, does anyone know if this can be done with strawberries or citrus fruits?

>> No.6102001

>>6101942
A strawberry farm a couple of hours from my parents' place does strawberries in heart shapes for Valentine's day, but shit is expensive because they have to individually affix these little molds to the fruit.

>> No.6102918

>>6101685
Wimauma, Florida