Well, my seeds have been growing like crazy! But I'm a little worried that some of them aren't going to survive the transplant from pot to garden.
ZUCCHINI: The roots on these seedlings seem to be barely attached to the stem. Not sure what's going on. |
CUCUMBER: These seem strong although some of the leaves are a little yellow. Probably not getting enough light, as they are often covered by the zucchini leaves. |
BASIL: The pot on the left has had several seedlings selectively removed. Perhaps the other two pots need the same treatment? And how many basil plants does a girl actually need, I'd like to know. |
EGGPLANT: These seeds were planted the same day as the zucchini. Could someone tell me why they are so spindly and pathetic? |
PARSLEY: Help! These leaves are ready to harvest and they haven't even gone outdoors yet! |
LEEKS: More water is not helping these little guys. More sun, maybe? Or maybe they were supposed to be thinned out? |
I sure hope my kids like parsley....
Awesome!! I really need to get my gardening act together...
ReplyDeleteAnd as for the parsley--put it on everything! It hardly has a taste (IMO) and is packed with great vitamins!
Looks good! We used to take most of our transplants out on nice days so they would get "weathered" and then bring them back in at night...it can get tiring and it's a bit time consuming, but it helps get them prepared for the outdoors...especially the wind/breeze.
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