Salmon Seeker
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does it matter? its still gardening.
Gardening pics, hacks, successes, and or failures
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Salmon Seeker
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I bought my seeds from theseedfair. They are local and i had no issue with the quality of the seeds or shipping.Try these guys.
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Ill check these guys out cause I'm in the fraser valley.
wildmanyeah
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nice bells did you buy starts or grow from seed? i having bad luck getting my peppers to germinant
WHO DAT
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Thanks, From seed fresh every year, Sunblaster trays and domes on seedling heat mat, raised on styro close to the lights so they do not get to leggy then remove a layers as they grow, started in late March, into hothouse early June after up potting twice, Tried year old seeds first this year with no luck. Best Regards
wildmanyeah
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i just bought a heat mat, for next year i figured that was my problem as i was not getting it hot enough
Copper Moon
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I have used a heat mat for a few years. Works well to start the plants.
wildmanyeah
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Yeah I have no issue germinating everything else only peppers, so I thought it’s probably heat related as I read they need to be fairly hot
Copper Moon
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Here is chart of expected emergence at various temperatures. It's from California, but temperature is temperature
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planted 88 on Nov 4/22. Best Regards
tubber
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Started earlier this year. Generally it's been +10 and -4 and dry most days lately. Peas are growing along a south wall. Radish from seed is up.
Some carrot and parsnip seeds are in.
Broad beans, cabbage, broccolli, radishes, beets, spinach, romaine and leaf lettuce all from starts are surviving frost and growing slowly with protection.
Garlic, rhubarb, arugala, parsley, some leeks, and chives all overwintered and look good. Potatoes in containers are poking up and the ones in a bed should soon.
Tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, celery, and leeks are growing under lights and windows some have been up-potted. Melons are just seeded on a warm mat. Cucumbers and squash are next. Might try beans from starts this year instead of direct seed. Last frost is usually May 18ish.
Trying to have other plants ready for summer planting/fall harvest after other stuff comes out this year, like radicchio, fennel, and more lettuce, carrots, beets.
Princess Auto garage LED seems better than the basement Can.Tire tube grow lights.
Some carrot and parsnip seeds are in.
Broad beans, cabbage, broccolli, radishes, beets, spinach, romaine and leaf lettuce all from starts are surviving frost and growing slowly with protection.
Garlic, rhubarb, arugala, parsley, some leeks, and chives all overwintered and look good. Potatoes in containers are poking up and the ones in a bed should soon.
Tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, celery, and leeks are growing under lights and windows some have been up-potted. Melons are just seeded on a warm mat. Cucumbers and squash are next. Might try beans from starts this year instead of direct seed. Last frost is usually May 18ish.
Trying to have other plants ready for summer planting/fall harvest after other stuff comes out this year, like radicchio, fennel, and more lettuce, carrots, beets.
Princess Auto garage LED seems better than the basement Can.Tire tube grow lights.
wildmanyeah
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Put in two new beds
scott craven
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Did you line the boxes before the dirt went in?
wildmanyeah
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I got rough cut cedar so I did not line them but I have some raised planters that I lined with plastic and then land scraping fabric
wildmanyeah
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Got the potato’s on panted
Corey_lax
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Nice. I have garden boxes on my to-do list. I have a bunch of metal siding left over from a project that I'm going to use along with cedar. Similar shape to the ones you got there.
tubber
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Took a chance and put 6 tomatoes in about three weeks early. I have 25 or so more, so more of a trial. There is only one potential frost night (+3) and lots of days in the 20s in the forecast. Melons and peppers will wait a bit.
Potatoes and other stuff is going well.
Potatoes and other stuff is going well.
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wildmanyeah
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You only need one of Thoes lol
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