Peas and beens from the last post were planted in the sprouting chambers the next day. 30 of the 40 peas have gerninated. The beans are beginning to germinate too. It appears to happen more slowly with beans than with peas.
Also (last weekend) planted leek seeds and strawberries seeds (seeds saved from last year's crop of alpine strawberried). Both were planted in pots in the green-room and both have started to germinate.
Plonked some old parsnip seeds into the patch along with turnip seeds (white and green).
Went to Nichols to get a small tunnel. After placing it over a small patch of the patch it was clearlt warmer inside than out (when you stick your arm in. To test it properly one of the punnets of 2 squash were transplanted from a pot into the patch under the tunnel. With some luck it'll thrive (the zucchini put into the patch died).
18 October 2009
04 October 2009
Weekend Pottyness
Five of each of the two tomato varieties (Purple Calabash and Riesentraube) went out of the sprouting chamber and into pots. As did the Thyme, but they are tiny so three plants went into each of three posts. Strawberry Spinach also went into pots, one plant pot.
Soaking large seeds overnight for planting tomorrow:
Peas
Beans (Albenga and Borlotto)
Punpkin (Australian Seed Oil and Jack be Little)
Also planted remaining strawbetty spinach in the patch. The Zucchini in the patch is doing badly. It didn't help that is sonowed today!
Soaking large seeds overnight for planting tomorrow:
Peas
Beans (Albenga and Borlotto)
Punpkin (Australian Seed Oil and Jack be Little)
Also planted remaining strawbetty spinach in the patch. The Zucchini in the patch is doing badly. It didn't help that is sonowed today!
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