Just wanted to share a few quick shots of my indoor starts, and some of the stuff outside.
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Seeds started 2/25, all of the brassicas and lettuce are up. |
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Tray 2 - seeds started 2/27. Nothing sprouted yet, I expect to see something this weekend. |
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Kale planted outside 2/1, still only the first leaves on it, after a month has passed. It's still cold outside, and short on sun. |
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Cabbage planted back in August, it didn't get big before the cold started, still tiny after being out all winter. | Slugs have eaten the crap out of it too. |
Just goes to show how much difference starting seeds indoors makes. My kale inside will likely catch up to the ones outside in another week, maybe two. And I may have to put the poor cabbage out of it's misery soon, so I can turn that bed.
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