The cultivation topic - Printable Version

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Re: The cultivation topic - dappamikey - 03-02-2009

Yes the only thing I ever tried to grow was weed. I took it quite seriously too but as soon as the seeds germinated I just bunged #em in a pot put a load of plant feed in (4 quid for a small bottle!) and hoped for the best.

2 years later the pot still sits in my bathroom unchanged from the day I bunged *ahem* planted them.

Anyways good work you done there, would be good to see the results in a few months.

Re: The cultivation topic - Agent - 03-02-2009

How about some weed plant ?

Re: The cultivation topic - Felle - 03-02-2009

Thanks for the comments once again. Maybe if I were a little older, weed would be possible, but not now. And Corleone: that depends how much chili I get

Some pictures from today:

Tomatoes
http://files.uploadffs.com/4/e5714a73/P3020250.JPG
They seem to be doing well. I spray them with water every now and then to simulate a higher air humidity.

Clementine
http://files.uploadffs.com/8/62728b27/P3020252.JPG
There's five of them now (I sewed 10), the one on the right that's taller and doesn't look like a clementine has popped up pretty random there, but I think it's a tomato or paprika seed ending up a little wrong. There's another similar one that's popped up on another place I haven't sewed anything, that looks like this as well.

Radish
http://files.uploadffs.com/6/31f269b8/P3020253.JPG
This is how they look after the re-planting. Poor light in the picture, but most of them (all except two to be exact) are standing up on their own now.

Paprika
http://files.uploadffs.com/a/52cbaa38/P3020254.JPG
And this is how they look after the re-planting. They are not having trouble standing up by themselves, perhaps a little because I planted them far down. That's also the reason they look shorter now than in the first picture.

Chili
http://files.uploadffs.com/a/daf8a152/P3020255.JPG
Doing fine as well. Might actually be time soon to plant them in pots, but I'm going to wait a few days before doing that.

It seems that the avocado is not going to grow, but I haven't given up hope on the oranges yet though. Considering the clementines took a long time before growing, there's still a chance the oranges will show up one day.

Re: The cultivation topic - Felle - 03-21-2009

Interest has been low I see, but I'll update anyway.
Re-planted tomatoes, paprika/pepper, chili and a few clementines. Sewed thyme, but managed to tip them over and the pots (plastic, thank god) fell to the ground. :'(

Also sewed garden cress, but only a few are growing... it looks like I'm failing on the easiest plant.

Here's some pictures (click for bigger):
Paprika (pepper)

Doing fine.

Tomato

They are growing really strong, longest is about 13 cm high, and then I still put them as far down in the pot as possible.

Clementine

I only re-planted the biggest ones, the others are still left where I planted them the first time, and right now I haven't got enough space to care about them.

Chili

Nothing to say really, they're doing good.

Radish

Has not been prioritized to be honest, they are easy sewing and is fully developed in about a month, so I can try them a few times before the season is over.

Garden Cress

There's also a few sprouts there that you can't see, some are kinda growing downwards.

Re: The cultivation topic - Rien - 03-22-2009

seems like your plants are growing nicely, Felle

I'm sure that if I were to try that I'd epicly fail

Re: The cultivation topic - Joe - 03-22-2009

VN Felle, I couldn't grow that if I wanted to.

Re: The cultivation topic - Felle - 03-22-2009

Thanks Twilight and Joe

Also, I'm kind of wondering what to sew next. I've got seeds of:
Chive
Basil
Parsley
Marjoram (oregano)
Bee balm (type of mint)
Dill
Thyme

Help me decide!!

Re: The cultivation topic - Danny - 03-22-2009

Mmm chives and Parsley.
I'm hungry