Just out of curiosity,
Regardless of wherever you are in the world, whether its summer, winter, etc.
....what seeds are you planting at the moment?
Just out of curiosity,
Regardless of wherever you are in the world, whether its summer, winter, etc.
....what seeds are you planting at the moment?
Cheers,
Shane.
im doing a mixture of lettuce .. red rapid and green rapid as well as iceberg... grew tired of the darn sweet basils :P
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Kangkong, green onion, egg plant, and some kind of green Bok choy, green beans, tomatoes, and bell pepper. Oh an some cucumber..
Basically just the stuff I like to eat..
"Progress doesn't come from early risers - progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things." --Robert Heinlein
Planted a stack of assorted Lettuce seeds last night,
So hopefully in a few weeks time they'll be transplanted into my various GB's.
With Summer here, its definitely Salad time !
Cheers,
Shane.
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planted lettuce, dwarf beans, rocket,and spinach seeds direct into grow beds dont know how i will go about seperating them
Hi,
We're about to start some growing trials using direct seeding into clay pebble media.
Seedling production (for me at least) often falls victim to too much water......or none.....so a consistent and hassle-free means of producing seedlings is long overdue. While we have always grown some things ourselves, I still rely too heavily on seedlings purchased from hardware and nursery outlets.
Gary
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has anybody tried those seeds you get in a ribbon i think it is covered in a starch substance which disolves,direct into the grow bed
Hi
We grow all our own seedlings either by planting in soil or sowing direct into the grow bed. My wife also transplants excess seedlings from the grow bed back into the soil garden. See attached photo for grow bed sown seedlings.
cheers
Joey
I have had some success sowing seeds in the growbed, But I still prefer to buy my seedlings rinse off the dirt a place them in the growbed.. it just works better for me..
"Progress doesn't come from early risers - progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things." --Robert Heinlein
Hi all
I have been planting seedling for my use.
I think it is safer as you know where the seedling is grown and how...
To close the loop you almost are forced to grow your own seedling...
With buying seedlings you never know what you could be introducing into the system
Yust me thinking
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