Last Frost: Migrating the Tomatoes to the Balcony Greenhouse
Last frost is this week (or so I am informed by hearsay) so I transplanted the harbinger and cherry tomatoes out in the balcony greenhouse.
I first planted the tomatoes in seed trays in February. Then, in early March I moved two of each type (harbinger and cherry) to their own containers (10-15 cm in diameter). [...]
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Tags:greenhouse, last frost, tomato, transplanting
We’re not in Kansas any more, Toto
Despite many years of physics education, I feel beaten by two principles of the physical world: (i) the higher the centre of gravity of an object, the easier something will fall over and (ii) a force is proportional to the area to which it is applied. Last Saturday night (possibly Sunday morning, it was a [...]
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Tags:greenhouse, weather, wind, winter
The chilly hours and minutes of uncertainty
Seeing as our summer was so cold, I figured it would be prudent to get kitted out for the impending winter. I decided that in order to enable survival for my plants over the winter month they would need some kind of protection from the frost and cold.
There is an apartment around the corner with [...]
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Tags:greenhouse, winter