As much as to maintain an archive of our gardening including photographs and yields, we wish to use this space to document with the purpose of encouraging others to do the same thing.
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Chili
The red chilies were brought from a grocery store a couple months ago. We take out one or two of them from the fridge for cooking whenever the dish asks for it. Since they remain fresh looking in the fridge, we decided to start some seedlings with the seeds from these chilies. Yes, we should have saved the seeds from our own grown chilies. We put the plate on top of the fridge. Keep our fingers crossed.
Looking good! I see you're using the same peat pellets I used last year. I would suggest taking the cloth off when you transplant outside. It never broke down at all all season long.
You're right, Sinfonian. I almost forgot about this problem. We used these pellets last year and our poor carrots got trapped in this tiny little thing. We had to throw all of them away. I swear not to use them anymore...and here we're again ;) I have to remember to take the cloth off when we transplant them.
This blog is here to help us document our garden. We've had three years of growing experience on our property with nothing more to show than our health and a few random pictures. Our intent here is two-fold; first to give us an archive of our garden which will allow us to plan a new season and to hopefully inspire others to do as we've done.
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Looking good! I see you're using the same peat pellets I used last year. I would suggest taking the cloth off when you transplant outside. It never broke down at all all season long.
Thanks for sharing!
You're right, Sinfonian. I almost forgot about this problem. We used these pellets last year and our poor carrots got trapped in this tiny little thing. We had to throw all of them away. I swear not to use them anymore...and here we're again ;) I have to remember to take the cloth off when we transplant them.
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