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I haven't gotten much done today other than put my trays of seedlings out into some sun but I harvested my first crop of windowsill pea shoots and wanted to post in the veg thread cause they tasted really good.
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Oh hey have a copy pasted bit from my update to this thread I keep posting on about doing farm and woodland stuff   Back at home I cropped a peashoot and lettuce salad- the two peashoot boxes to the left are from pea seed that expired in 2015 and are taking longer to sprout properly, the ones to the right are from the bachelor's brand ones and despite having to cut away vines/creeper bits the leaves were lush and tasty  The outdoor salad is looking good- I added another row of lettuce seeds to each, and I'm going to do a row of peashoots too I think  The flowerbomb project is also seeing results and I think I need to learn to use less seeds because goddamn   The bean machines are getting warmed up  These are the outdoor germination experiment results so far- peas are through nicely and will be ready for a pea machine soon, and the backup beans can go somewhere I guess ukmt crew know where beans go  The pumpkins still desperately need replanting but lol I have to go buy soil, the honesty are doing great and also need repotting and somewhere in the middle keen eyes will spot a lone chilli seeding poking through  Got at least 3 strong seedlings each of the new varieties and at least 6 of my house standard, so when I get some more soil I'm about ready for tomato factory.  The remnant beans are looking a bit sad, but their companion marigolds are going well, and a few tomato twins have been transplanted into empty cells  Here's all the potted plants from the big purchase earlier in the year- doing grand despite the overgrown patio  Come a long way in a month or two from looking like the above   The black lace elderberry has gorgeous leaves, and the berberis flowers are very popular with the bees.
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Apr 23, 2020 14:59
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Neglected my snail patrols a few days and two of my beany boys got hit. Bringing up replacements to be ready, war is hell. Going to try laying some cut bramble stems around the bases
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May 4, 2020 09:22
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With everything I have grown so far, if the new growth is healthy it's fine for now Crossposting from my thread- the tomatoes looked like this  And even after some work they don't look all that much neater but it will do the trick. Tied them to the frames too. All 20 still alive, and in one patch there are a few strays coming through from last year's crop   Beans and peas doing great  As are both trays of the chilli peppers and peppers  The lavender seeds got forgotten about and ran very dry but most recovered well
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Jun 4, 2020 21:50
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I planted my tomatoes too close together and waited too long to start my windowsill peppers and chillies And all the other stuff that died or got eaten by stuff that could have maybe gone better too net work error posted:Anyone doing their own composting itt? When stuff dies and falls over and rots that's the same right?
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Nov 23, 2020 10:47
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