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Raymondo · March 3, 2009

Nice way to do it.

I've got some crosses and I want to grow at least one plant of each over my winter to get some F2 seed for spring sowing. I don't have lights but I'm at 31°S latitude so winter daylight hours aren't too bad. I'm intending to use small pots after reading Tom Wagner's comments on how he utilises a small amout of space to get a usable amount of seed.

March 3, 2009	#7
Raymondo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Saumarez Ponds, NSW, Australia Posts: 946	Nice way to do it. I've got some crosses and I want to grow at least one plant of each over my winter to get some F2 seed for spring sowing. I don't have lights but I'm at 31°S latitude so winter daylight hours aren't too bad. I'm intending to use small pots after reading Tom Wagner's comments on how he utilises a small amout of space to get a usable amount of seed. __________________ Ray Last edited by Raymondo; May 1, 2009 at 06:20 PM.