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Showing posts with label pot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pot. Show all posts
He never forgets to kiss each of them good night.
Adzuki bean leaf hearts you.
By the time I was done repotting a huge array of plants, I didn't have the energy to clean up the crazy mess. This is only a snippet of the disaster; it's ten times worse on the porch and backyard.
Four week old sesame with funny looking long leaves.
Four week old sweet pepper.
Five week old pomodoro tomato.
Five week old beefsteak tomato. It's huge compared to everything else.
Seven week old sweet pepper.
Seven week old black beauty eggplant.
My neighbourhours have warned me many times: use good seeds! Haha! Looks like I got lucky with these supermarket seeds. Here are some ready to bloom pepper buds.
Pepper flower. Hope the pepper doesn't come out all deformed and ugly.
A row of five day old mesclun seedlings. I should sow lightly next time.
Six week old giant napa. These grow fast!
Four week old bok choy and tatsoi.
Six week old lettuce.
One week old beans that remind me of my neglected Venus flytrap.
After last year's heartbreaking failure at growing this plant, I'm ecstatic to announce my first ever harvest of spinach! Most ended up in my niece's little belly though I did get to nibble on a few leaves and let me tell you it was worth all the trouble I went through. Nothing is comparable to the taste of fresh vegetables that you tended to day in, day out.
What's left of my babies, but...
...yay! The field spinach seedlings have popped out. They took their lovely time to show themselves, nearly three long weeks.
All too bushy five week old oregano.
Buttercrunch and Grand Rapid lettuce seedlings feeling overcrowded.
Almost good for the picking seven week old spinach and six week old tatsoi.
Had a little accident and all the six week old chubbies came spilling out of the pot. Curse my clumsiness!
Here's a look at the orange part of the chubby seedlings.
Four went back in to the pot, while the other four were placed in the ground. Both groups are doing just fine : )
Supermarket bought seeds are growing :D Hope they produce some lovely sesame seeds.
Ya, Dixie cups!
It suddenly snowed this morning and is now a chilly 5'C. Talk about crazy weather, it was a gorgeous 21'C three days ago.
Pot spinach, ten weeks.
Field spinach.
Pot tatsoi, two and a half weeks.
Field tatsoi.
Pot Swiss chard, four and a half weeks.
Field Swiss chard.
Three week old lettuce.
One month old napa. It's so cute with its fat leaves.
One week old beets are crawling out. You'll get your beets soon enough, Rach!
One month old carrot.
One month old chubbie.
One week old peas.
Took forever to get the gailan and napa seedlings into their new Dixie homes. My quest for neatness is quite time consuming ( -.- )
Tatsoi in pot.
Moved several seedlings to the field including the surprisingly slow growing Swiss chard...
...basil whose leaves are turning purple after a night outside...
...and a few tatsoi ( " ) and spinach seedlings ~( " )~
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