In just a few short weeks, my tomato plants have gone from this:
to this:
The basil is doing very well:
The organic jalapenos do not look so hot (but the bell peppers in the background do!):
I found a cool site that gave directions on how to make pots from newspaper, origami style:
Pretty cool, huh? Here's the link in case you want to try it out yourself:
Origami newspaper pots
Other seeds that I have going:
Lavendar (Jan. 3rd)
Oregano (Jan. 3rd)
Fatalii peppers (Jan. 3rd)
Lemon cucumbers (Jan. 16)
I have 4 different tomatoes (all started Jan. 3rd):
Roma
Purple Russian
Green Zebra
Pink Oxheart
to this:
The basil is doing very well:
The organic jalapenos do not look so hot (but the bell peppers in the background do!):
I found a cool site that gave directions on how to make pots from newspaper, origami style:
Pretty cool, huh? Here's the link in case you want to try it out yourself:
Origami newspaper pots
Other seeds that I have going:
Lavendar (Jan. 3rd)
Oregano (Jan. 3rd)
Fatalii peppers (Jan. 3rd)
Lemon cucumbers (Jan. 16)
I have 4 different tomatoes (all started Jan. 3rd):
Roma
Purple Russian
Green Zebra
Pink Oxheart
My husband just finished installing the last 2 florescent lights on my seed starting shelf. I can't wait to get more seeds going. Every time I walk by the plants, I peek in to see how much more they have grown. I think I did that at least 10 times today.
You're a genius! 10x today? too funny!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the origami pot information! Very cool :) Where do you keep your seedlings?
ReplyDeletei'm so not at the place to start from seed, but i enjoy reading about it.
ReplyDeleteTamara - well I did keep the seedlings on a shelf in my kitchen under florescent lights. Now I just have them outside since the weather is better.
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