Seedlings: Tomatoes, Broccoli, Chilis and Lettuce 9 days in
Taking stock of the seeds I planted 9 days ago, already there are varying degrees of progress.
I had a bit of a rookie scare with white mold (which I now know was in fact a fungus) on the lettuce seedlings but thanks to the folks over at the GardenWeb forums my concerns were allayed.
Here is [...]
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Planning Germination and Photos of Dirt
Winter is fizzling away (the snow this morning aside!) so it’s time to look at what needs to be germinated in February.
A reliable source informs me that last frost (hereafter: “F-Day”) is the first week in April for Ireland and that in Dublin it’s a week before that (on account of the sea and concrete). [...]
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Winter Defiance II – Transplant Op
After a week away in chilly Washington DC, the balcony seems positively quite balmy. The plants disagree. With little growth or progress, I decided I might try a bit of transplanting to help their cause.
Kale on right (85% sure):
Without too much compost reserves, I decided to reuse the ex sunflower and salad leaves containers. The [...]
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