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Tag Archives: seedlings
Eggplant With Three Seed Leaves
One of my eggplant seedlings has three cotyledons or seed leaves. I’ve found extra seed leaves on my vegetable plants before, but only on cabbage family seedlings (see previous posts Seed Coats, Seed Leaves, True Leaves, & Mutant Kale and Mutant Mustard). … Continue reading
Huge Seed Leaves
I planted ‘green tiger zucchini’ summer squash for the first time this year. I was surprised to see that they grew huge seed leaves, or cotyledons, that are much larger than those of other squash I’ve grown. I measured the leaf … Continue reading
Radishes Are Up!
Most of the radish seeds that I planted a week ago have come up. In the middle right of the photo, there are a couple of mustard seedlings. They are “volunteer” plants, i.e. they came up from seed produced by … Continue reading
Okra, Herb, & Tomato Seedlings
The seeds that I planted last week have been coming up over the past few days. Big okra seeds produce large, strong seedlings. All of the herbs seem to have germinated well except possibly the parsley. Where two seedlings came … Continue reading
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Tagged marjoram, okra, seedlings, summer savory, sweet basil, tomato, true leaves
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Basil, Tomato, Pepper, & Eggplant Seedlings
My seedlings have been growing well. They are in front of a west-facing window, but fluorescent lights provide a total of ten hours of additional light in the morning and evening. Without the artificial lighting, the plants would be spindly … Continue reading
Posted in growing, herb
Tagged eggplant, grow light, pepper, seedlings, sweet basil, tomato
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Peppers Are Up!
The ‘sweet banana’ pepper seedlings were the first to emerge yesterday, but now the ‘Takiis Ace’ and jalapeno peppers are starting to come up too. I planted these seeds on March 14th, with the early tomatoes, which have been growing … Continue reading
Early Tomatoes Are Up!
Three of the four tomato seeds I planted a week ago have germinated. I don’t expect 100% germination, and three should be enough for one group of tomatoes. Even though I am providing ten hours of overhead light each day, the … Continue reading
Weeding & Thinning Basil
My ‘gecofure’ sweet basil seedlings have been growing and now have some true leaves. It’s been a month since I planted them. Today, I decided to remove the plastic wrap and pull the weeds that have been growing very well. … Continue reading
Posted in growing, herb
Tagged container gardening, seedlings, soluble fertilizer, sweet basil, thinning, true leaves, weeding
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Basil Seedlings
The basil I planted a week ago has been sprouting over the last few days. So far, they haven’t produced any true leaves, just seed leaves. A few other plants have come up, because I planted the basil in the … Continue reading
Transplanting Herbs & Planting Okra
The theme this year seems to be “better late than never.” On Sunday (June 8th), I finally transplanted the herb seedlings that I started on April 12th. I put them in three different places. The basil I transplanted into garden … Continue reading
Posted in growing, herb, planting, transplanting
Tagged cilantro, eggplant, flatleaf parsley, okra, pepper, seedlings, summer savory, sweet basil, tomato cage, wire mesh cage, zaatar marjoram
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