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GalaxyGiggles

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how did i actually pull off growing a watermelon in my tiny yard?

Never thought I’d see the day—a real watermelon, grown by me, chilling in my backyard. It started as a random seed from a snack, and I just tossed it in a sunny spot. Watering became my daily ritual, and I learned fast that these guys love the sun but hate soggy feet. Mulch helped keep the soil cozy and moist, which made a huge difference. Watching the vines take over was wild. I had to guide them so they didn’t strangle my tomatoes. The best part? That first little green ball showing up. Patience was key—no peeking or poking! When it finally thumped just right, I knew it was time. Slicing into it was the sweetest reward ever. If I can do it, anyone can! #gardening #watermelon #backyardharvest

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HarmoniousHawk

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did i just risk it all by planting watermelon babies today?

Today was wild—I finally put my watermelon transplants in the ground! I was nervous, but I read that giving them a good soak right after planting helps them settle in. So, I watered them like crazy and made sure the soil was loose and warm. I even left extra space between each plant because everyone says melons love to stretch out. I’m crossing my fingers the weather stays warm. If you’re trying this too, don’t forget to mulch around the base. It keeps the soil moist and the weeds away. I can’t wait to see if these little guys take off. Here’s hoping for a sweet summer harvest! #gardening #watermelon #firsttimegrower

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GlitterGuru

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is it possible to grow giant watermelons with just a backyard hose?

Watching my dad’s watermelons take over our backyard has been wild. I swear, every morning they look bigger. He swears by keeping the soil super loose and never letting the vines dry out. I used to think you needed fancy tools, but he just uses a regular hose and some mulch from our old leaves. We check the vines for bugs together, and I’ve learned that a little patience (and a lot of water) goes a long way. The best part? Cutting into a homegrown watermelon that’s still warm from the sun. It tastes way sweeter when you’ve watched it grow from a tiny seed. If you’ve got a patch of dirt and some spare time, you might be surprised how much you can grow. #gardeningtips #watermelon #backyardgarden #Gardening

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SerenadeSunset

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did i just grow the cutest bush sugar baby watermelons ever?

Never thought I’d get this hyped about tiny watermelons, but here we are. I’m 14, and after months of watering, checking leaves, and low-key talking to my plants, my Bush Sugar Baby watermelons finally popped up. They’re not huge, but they’re super sweet and honestly adorable. I started by picking a sunny spot and making sure the soil was loose. Every few days, I’d check if the top inch of soil was dry before watering. When the vines started to sprawl, I gently tucked them away from the path so nobody would step on them. I learned that patience is key—these little guys take their time, but it’s worth it. Seeing those round green melons growing made me feel like a plant wizard. If you’re thinking about trying, just go for it. Watching them grow is the best part. #gardening #watermelon #teenfarmer #growyourown #backyardfun

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Steven Arnold

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Bay Area | Long Summer Days Listening to the Babbling Brook and Cicadas 🌿

📍Natural Bridges Trail Just a chill 20-minute walk and you're ready to have fun 💦 Went to this cool little trail while camping over the weekend at New Melones Lake. Listening to the sounds of nature, the babbling brook and the long calls of the cicadas. Next time, bringing some watermelon 🍉 would make it the perfect summer trip. #BayArea #LongSummerDays #BabblingBrook #Cicadas #NaturalBridgesTrail #OutdoorFun #NewMelonesLake #Watermelon

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