eek re your toe. Yes quite possible re finger. I wonder what the chances are of getting my husband to (learn to) prick out and pot on seedlings and plants is. Um...
I wonder what the chances are of getting my husband to (learn to) prick out and pot on seedlings and plants is. Um...
I knackered my rotator cuff a few years ago and there's a piece of broken bone lodged in there, but they said it was fine and wasn't going to move. Not sure if that's still the case. I sound like you now!
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
A few years ago, I experimented, with the tomatoes,seed compost/multi purpose/those brown block things you soak,no difference between any. I always sow in quarter trays,they fit nicely in the,(north facing) kitchen window sill. This year, because of health stuff,I didn't sow (phone just auto corrected sow to DIE, nope, report of my death have been vastly exaggerated!!) in January, hubby did them in full size trays... they don't fit the window sill, In February. They're in seed compost, says on the package they have to be kept at 18/20/25c. Guess what, they're on the conservatory table,goes down to 9c, if it's frosty outside,and they have germinated!!
It'll go down to 9 @Nanny Beach, but it'll also get up to a fair temp when the sun's out at this time of year which will mean they get enough warmth to germinate. My kitchen is roughly 11 or 12 overnight, but in the sun, it gets to around 18 or 19 for a while, so seed will germinate, but it's what happens afterwards that matters. I sowed basil recently as an experiment, and it's germinated, but it isn't really growing because the temps aren't consistently high enough for it. Glad your death was slightly exaggerated...
Don't think I've ever used seed compost.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Last year my French beans declined to germinate in the lovely soil from the compost bin I sowed them into, within the beautifully constructed frame I had made. I did however, get a small forest of tomatoes plants there.
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Yes quite possible re finger.
I wonder what the chances are of getting my husband to (learn to) prick out and pot on seedlings and plants is. Um...
I knackered my rotator cuff a few years ago and there's a piece of broken bone lodged in there, but they said it was fine and wasn't going to move. Not sure if that's still the case. I sound like you now!
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
they just appear every year from fruit which has dropped.
They clearly are pretty tough. I do hope you feel better soon if not already.
Glad your death was slightly exaggerated...
Don't think I've ever used seed compost.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...