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65 plants some started later than others.starting to harden off now.maybe i can plant out in a couple weeks:)
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Awesome, Charlie .
They are garden ready. Good Luck and a a good season. I am also shooting to plant out in a couple of weeks, weather permitting. I just started my second batch today ( 2/12/17) total of 18 varieties. These will be ready for April Plant out. |
thanks gardeneer now i just need to spread 6 loads of turkey compost catch enough fish to put 1 in each hole and plant out put up cages.man it shure is alot of work but soooo worth it good luck gardeneer
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They look very healthy Charley.
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Yes, nice plants Charley, and a lot. At least for me that's a lot.
I was wondering why Gardeneer was planting his tomato seeds so soon. NC weather is very similar to VA weather. He must live in one of the warmest parts of NC. |
[QUOTE=roper2008;618764]Yes, nice plants Charley, and a lot. At least for me that's a lot.
I was wondering why Gardeneer was planting his tomato seeds so soon. NC weather is very similar to VA weather. He must live in one of the warmest parts of NC.[/QUOTE] As you can see I am in zone 8a. But NC is a big state. I am in the Southeast part of it, about 50 miles from Myrtle Beach. My statistical average LFD is around early April. But I am doing some calculated gambling on the weather and I want to plant out (limited quantity) around mid March or possibly sooner. With the 15 days weather forecast I can figure out how to minimize my risks. Also I stand prepared in the event of frost. [B] Why am I doing this where we have a long season ?[/B] A: Long season alright but come July/August with temps in high 90s and triple digit tomatoes will shut down production. So I want to get some decent harvest until then an also maybe my tomatoes will have enough unripe fruits on them before the scorching heat arrives. But I will grow a second batch around April 10th. I am already germinating seeds for it. So even if my first batch is totally wiped out , I will have my second batch. |
If you could post the date you planted the seed, it would be helpful for me. Mine are almost 1 month old (seed sowed 01/16/17) and just now have emergence of first true leaf. I think my light setup is weak. Plan on potting up to 4" pot within the week and hopefully some nice weather to get them outside for a spell.
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New Big Dwarf Mini Seedling with Four "Untrue" Leaves
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This is interesting, at least for me :)
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Only about 1 hour from Myrtle Beach, that's nice. In Virginia
Beach it gets just as hot. |
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Early going, but these three Terhunes were up in 2-3 days! One Early Girl lost due to a seed case that refused to split. It was replaced by a Barlow's Best Black, as recommended by Camochef and recently Marsha!!:)
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Mine are already beginning to fruit or ripen, but I'm getting greedy so I started another batch that hopefully makes it into June.
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[QUOTE=My Foot Smells;618795]If you could post the date you planted the seed, it would be helpful for me. Mine are almost 1 month old (seed sowed 01/16/17) and just now have emergence of first true leaf. I think my light setup is weak. Plan on potting up to 4" pot within the week and hopefully some nice weather to get them outside for a spell.[/QUOTE]
Well, the common practice is to starts seeds 6 to 8 weeks before plant out. Lets take an average : 7 weeks. Any longer time than that you will/might get lanky plants and if pots are small they will get root bound. I started my first batch on 1/14/17, with intention to plant out around March 14th. That will be 8 weeks. I might go ahead and do it one week early. Gotta see how the weather plays.. If I have to keep them longer, I will repot them into bigger pots (quart ). I should be able to know and decide this in about 7 days, by checking 15 days forecast. Sofar it looks promising til Feb 28. What will be first week of March ? BTW: Our March average temperature are 40F(L) to 66F(H). I can live with that. But we have been getting warmer than average Jan, Feb and March should follow the same, per National Weather Service's long term forecast. |
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Welcome to the jungle
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Me thinks you have some potting up to do. BVV.
Lots of work, llot of pots, lots of mix. Good luck ! |
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How about broccoli?, these just went into the garden
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