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Started tomatoes just a little late (around 4/5). Went very quickly and despite being older seeds (2011?) | Started tomatoes just a little late (around 4/5). Went very quickly and despite being older seeds (2011?) 34 of 42 sprouted. | ||
May was a bit cold (and busy), so didn't move things outside until the first week of June (1-4). Tomatoes on roof, planted soybeans, carrots, rutabaga and spinach. | |||
For the carrots, we tried using flour-paste to glue them to toilet paper strips. The first few went slow, but by the end it was pretty quick. One strip took 8 minutes, which is about 10 seconds a seed. Maybe try adding some fertilizer. | |||
Just discovered that the red worm things are wireworms and probably responsible for the poor performance of carrots, rutabaga and potatoes in the past. | |||
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Started tomatoes just a little late (around 4/5). Went very quickly and despite being older seeds (2011?) 34 of 42 sprouted.
May was a bit cold (and busy), so didn't move things outside until the first week of June (1-4). Tomatoes on roof, planted soybeans, carrots, rutabaga and spinach.
For the carrots, we tried using flour-paste to glue them to toilet paper strips. The first few went slow, but by the end it was pretty quick. One strip took 8 minutes, which is about 10 seconds a seed. Maybe try adding some fertilizer.
Just discovered that the red worm things are wireworms and probably responsible for the poor performance of carrots, rutabaga and potatoes in the past.