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These guys did not do great right after the transfer. I lost a lot of them. I think the best way to grow these is to sprinkle just a little bit of seed over some dirt and keep it really moist. Once they really start going, thin them back. Hopefully with more water, they will be stronger when I transplant them. | These guys did not do great right after the transfer. I lost a lot of them. I think the best way to grow these is to sprinkle just a little bit of seed over some dirt and keep it really moist. Once they really start going, thin them back. Hopefully with more water, they will be stronger when I transplant them. | ||
Try this? http://chickensintheroad.com/farm-bell-recipes/re-growing-celery/ | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:12, 22 October 2012
- Start indoors 10 weeks before last frost (~Mar. 12)
- Transplant outdoors 3 weeks before last frost (~Apr. 23)
- Grow in the shade
These guys did not do great right after the transfer. I lost a lot of them. I think the best way to grow these is to sprinkle just a little bit of seed over some dirt and keep it really moist. Once they really start going, thin them back. Hopefully with more water, they will be stronger when I transplant them.
Try this? http://chickensintheroad.com/farm-bell-recipes/re-growing-celery/