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Author Archives: JonesGardenBlog
Peppers!
Between the increase in watering over the last few weeks and the cooler temps, the pepper plants have been going crazy. I decided this morning that I really needed to bring the bigger peppers in before they started to ripen … Continue reading
Two in Two
In two days we’ve gotten two sprouts. Trust me when I say that in real life the sprouts are NOT blurry and smudgy but are really quite clear. 🙂 Only 129 more to sprout.
Posted in seed blocks
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Soil Blocks
I tried to make my own soil block recipe back here. Germination rate was bad, the look of the blocks was bad, they were just… well bad. I had it in my head that peat was bad and stinky, from … Continue reading
Posted in Elliot Coleman, seed blocks
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Peppers with GB
I love my kids. They drive me crazy at times, but even in those times, I love them. My youngest loves to go out to the garden with me. He talks. I garden. He’s not real observant, so I have … Continue reading
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Bed 3 frustration and an update on other seedlings
Bed 3 has decided that it doesn’t want to germinate seeds quite as well as bed 1 or 2. Hmmm… not sure why that is. Part of that is broccoli. So far the germination rate on both types of broccoli … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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