The seed journey 2023 – so far!

Sat. May. 6, 2023

Good morning on a cloudy, drizzly Saturday! May 6th, 2023

AAS seeds received 12-22

I started planting seeds I received from All America Selections on April 1st. Here’s a link to that Garden Bite.  PS, Coast of Maine stinks. Just so ya know.

seed starting 4-1-23

Then….

Tomatoes growing 4-15-23
Okra, pepper, coleus 4-15-23

I used a lighter mix when transplanting.

  • Transplant seedlings that outgrow cell packs into larger containers. Larger peat pots or plastic cups with holes punched in their bottoms work well.
  • Lift seedlings by the rootball using a spoon or plant tag for support if necessary.
  • Never hold the seedling by its stem, as you may crush it, or harm the growing tip.
    • If you feel the need to steady the plant from above, lightly hold the plant by a leaf.
    • A seedling that has lost a leaf can grow another, but a seedling that has lost its growing point cannot survive.
  • Larger seedlings in larger containers will require more space and often another set of lights.
nasturtium roots in small peat pot 2023

Seedlings 5-6-23 all
The coleus is still tiny but they are now in individual pots, the okra looks great, tomatoes are coming
Nasturtium 5-6-23
Tomato ‘chef’s choice – bicolor’ 5-6-23
Tomato ‘sparky xsl’ 5-6-23
pepper ‘Dragon Fly’ 5-6-23