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Seedling update

12 years ago

So far everythings going way better now that I cut down watering. Ive got 18 pepper plants, 20 maters, 6 melons, 6 cucumbers, 2 loufa (for the wife), 2 okra, 6 eggplant all waiting to go outside. Should be placed out in another week or so. I also have another batch of peppers on the heat mats right now.
Rey

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OffbeatJenn
12 years ago
Loufa for the wife, suuure... ÃÂ ;-) ÃÂ

Are you putting them in the ground in another week? I didn't think it would be warm enough here until April. I'm in Sunset zone 14 though, there's quite a range here in the Bay Area.ÃÂ

Here is a link that might be useful: Sunset Zones - SF Bay Area
flipback23
Original Author
12 years ago
Jenn,
Week or so lol. I have enough space in each of the grow chambers to allow the plants to get 2 ft tall if I have to wait longer. Pepper chamber has plenty of head room. Tomato one has less but can still allow a ft of growth if needed. Thanks for the link. I'm in UnionCity so I'll see what my sunset zone is.
Rey
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flipback23
Original Author
12 years ago
I'm zone15 per sunset.
StupidHotPeppers
12 years ago
Nice! Keep up the good work

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