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Old January 25, 2016   #31
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I couldn't stand it anymore, tomorrow I start tomatoes and maybe some peppers; the peppers may wait another 2 weeks, depends on the weather.

The mesquites aren't budding yet, but I am ready.
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Old January 25, 2016   #32
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here is the crop thus far. I was going to use only 6 plants but I will stretch it to 8. Why not, I got the room. The rest will go to the neighbor next door.

All started from seed on Jan 3rd
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Those seedlings look great for 3 weeks old.
They should take off from now on. Mine @ 12 days are still tiny and starting to grow true leaves.

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Old January 25, 2016   #33
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They do look great

Mine are 8 days old today with no true leaves yet. The nine I planted in mid December want to go out and play already
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They do look great

Mine are 8 days old today with no true leaves yet. The nine I planted in mid December want to go out and play already
Salt, mine started showing true leave after 11 days form sowing, 7 days after sprouting. I am going to keep some kind of timeline on this . Of course it depends also on the temperatures and the variety.

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Old January 26, 2016   #35
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They look great.
You should be able to put them outside with the nice weather we are having.
Did you get my answer on your question about paste tomatoes.
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I did. Thanks
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Old January 26, 2016   #36
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Those seedlings look great for 3 weeks old.
They should take off from now on. Mine @ 12 days are still tiny and starting to grow true leaves.

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I gave the potting soil a healthy watering of compost tea before transplanting and I got a new 300 watt LED grow light from Santa Claus.
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Old January 26, 2016   #37
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Well, it's been a good day so far and have planted cells with 40 different tomato seeds so far, but ran out of label marker sticker thingys. Have to get something to make up as marker sticks.

And then more tomorrow, <smile>.
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