Cheese: A Fridge Too Far?
So the lettuce seedlings died, and the salad leaves and kale survived. I use the term ’survived’ loosely as the kale was just banished to the balcony by my cohabiter where they will presumably perish. I would have put them in the greenhouse only the outside parsley is streets ahead of the greenhouse parsley so [...]
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Tags:cheese, cheese making, freecycle, fridge, winter
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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Tags:germination, kale, lettuce, oregano, seedlings, thinning, transplanting, winter
Thinning without gyming
After reading a lot of blogs and online articles, I’m not convinced my winter defiance plan is going to work but I have resolved to soldier on regardless. This evening I thinned out the kale and lettuce and they seem fine. 2 inches seems like a good return for a week and a bit. I [...]
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Tags:kale, lettuce, micro gardening, oregano, seedlings, thinning, urban farming, winter