Looking good Jim. We cannot get ous plow yet , way to wet.
Got 7/10 of rain today ,but it is early here yet.
Got 7/10 of rain today ,but it is early here yet.
Stephenscity said:Good looking plants Jim. Looks like you'll need a lot of bengay after you get them all out!!!
Will, we transplant them by hand from the seeding trays to the cell trays. They will grow under the glass, a mini greenhouse, and be planted in the veggie patches in about 5 to 6 weeks. I will water them every 2 to 3 days as needed. It is a way for us to reduce costs. We can grow the varieties we like to suit our schedule without worrying what we will find from feed and seed stores at planting time. Store bought plants in a 4 pack cell tray are about 50 cents each, and ifn one is gonna plant 500 to 600 plants, this pays for us.William said:Dod you put them in by machine?
Cheers, Will
BruceG34 said:I was reading an article on preventing late blight in tomatoes and the #1 way they listed to help prevent it was to grow your own transplants or buy locally grown. I have always grown my own and have few diease problems and never had nematodes.