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misskimmie

No longer a N00b

18 years ago

WEEE!!! I did it. I am now a official WSer (and mile high too -over 100 jugs) I have transplanting some of my babies and its true; The root system is great and I am impressed that my plants did not show stress from being transplanted. The romaine lettuce is growing by leaps and bounds even though we had a few days of scorching sun, WS plants are indeed hardier and healthier than those started indoors our from my local nursery. My mistakes, some of my containers were not cut right or were too shallow. I lost some jugs (I will still keep them and care for them just in case) to soil drying out too fast. I also got mixed up several times and used a sharpie so I have some surprises. 'm pretty good @ guessing sprouts, but I'm not 100 percent right. But I think I can keep the squash out of the flower beds.

So far I have planted romaine lettuce, mixed lettuce, radishes, turnips, red onion, wild flower mixed, peas, cauliflower, and sweet alyssum. Today I will do american legion poppy, and various other flowers.

To everyone on the WS forum. Thanks for all the advice, and encouragement. - kim

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