As part of a little experiment to see if the seeds still worked and to see what would sprout we seeded some plants in doors.
Theaim for this year is to focus on growing some volume on vegetables that we've had success with and then to continue to experiment with other vegies and soil types to see what we can get to prosper.
We've chosen to focus on Letucces, Tomatoes, Radishes and Potatoes. We'll focus on these and concentrate on learning about how we can use different varieties to extend the harvest season to provide more. We'll obviously experiment with other vegies on smaller scale to and see what we learn.
Now, we need to get another phase of seeding started
cucumbers are sprouting
Lettuce sprouted first.
Both species of tomato have sprouted.
| Phase 1 - 1st Feb, 2012 | qty | sprouted |
| Soya | 2 | all |
| Cucumber | 4 | 3 |
| Pumpkin | 3 | |
| Batavia Lettuce | 12 | all |
| Poivron | 1 | |
| Chilli | 1 | |
| Tomates Noire de Cremée | 8 | 3 |
| Tomates Saint Piere | 8 | 1 |
Theaim for this year is to focus on growing some volume on vegetables that we've had success with and then to continue to experiment with other vegies and soil types to see what we can get to prosper.
We've chosen to focus on Letucces, Tomatoes, Radishes and Potatoes. We'll focus on these and concentrate on learning about how we can use different varieties to extend the harvest season to provide more. We'll obviously experiment with other vegies on smaller scale to and see what we learn.
Now, we need to get another phase of seeding started
soya sprouts. Added these for fun in the knowledge at least something would sprout.
cucumbers are sprouting
Lettuce sprouted first.
Both species of tomato have sprouted.
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