“ADHD Garden Fails” could be my middle name 😂. Being hyper focused on a single task (that causes me to overlook everything else) or trying to accomplish a weeks worth of To-Do’s in half a day with the result being not of it gets finished. Yep, that’s me! But it doesn’t take long to get over it and dig in again. I love gardening and it is one of the best forms of therapy I know or could recommend. Join me as I explore the world of ADHD gardening and share my experiences. Discover the therapeutic power of gardening and how it can provide solace and joy. From overcoming garden failures to finding balance and managing tasks with hyperfocus, I’ll provide tips and insights for gardening enthusiasts with ADHD. Embrace the imperfections, learn from the challenges, and witness the joys of nurturing plants in a way that promotes mental well-being. Gardening truly is a therapeutic outlet, offering a sense of accomplishment and growth. So, let’s delve into the world of ADHD gardening and explore the unique journey it offers.
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😂 silly
How do you get rid of fungus gnats?
Well you’re adorable! And to face failure is incredible 🙏 I make many in my garden but every year we get a little better. I’m sure this will help us, too’
Rough growing year. Yeah, deff check your packages if you’re expecting plants.
Need those yellow pest strips indoors. A fan helps too if you didn't have one.
did the same thing with my strawberries. Left $99 greenhouse closed on 80 degree day in April. It was already 128 in the Greenhouse by the time I open the zippered door. Not much survived.
Rehydrate strawberry roots by soaking them in water for a few hours before planting. To prevent fungus gnats, sterilize your soil medium by using boiling water to kill off any fungus gnat eggs in your soil mix.
My mistake ist to have started gardening.🤣 Every years ist Something different i make wrong.this years that i bought compost and somehow nothing grows in there.😳 Not even weeds.
Absolutely. I planted my tomatoes too close. So far only one Tom. Has grown. Planted peas a little too late. Didn’t get all the harvest. Planted too much basil. So stunted growth. Cucumbers not on a good trellis. Wild cucumbers?? Pumpkins producing pumpkins only for them to keep shriveling up. Bok Choi too close as well. Oh radish planted too late in season too. But at least I learnt to eat the seed pods which are delicious.
Assume for a five hundred year flood 😁👍