greatgardener
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It is odd. My mom said her mom used to start their tomatoes in an old metal pan that she sat in the kitchen near the stove. I have all the set up I need with lights and pads and such, I I have horrible luck getting tomatoes started indoors.
There are several ways to do it...my Papa taught me to soak okra seeds overnight before planting..For weed I would put the seeds in wet paper towels until they split open, then put in starter pots..Someone is knocking on the door, must be the DEA..
I put in rosemary so far..There are several ways to do it...my Papa taught me to soak okra seeds overnight before planting..For weed I would put the seeds in wet paper towels until they split open, then put in starter pots..Someone is knocking on the door, must be the DEA..
I have lavender, sage and thyme.
I put in rosemary so far..There are several ways to do it...my Papa taught me to soak okra seeds overnight before planting..For weed I would put the seeds in wet paper towels until they split open, then put in starter pots..Someone is knocking on the door, must be the DEA..
I have lavender, sage and thyme.
One is more than enough for us, plus I need the room to plant more when it gets warmer..I put in rosemary so far..There are several ways to do it...my Papa taught me to soak okra seeds overnight before planting..For weed I would put the seeds in wet paper towels until they split open, then put in starter pots..Someone is knocking on the door, must be the DEA..
I have lavender, sage and thyme.
From seed? That must take awhile. I just bought one plant and then propagated it. Take off a sprig, strip the lower leaves, dip in rooting hormone and stick in the dirt. Keep it moist a month or so and in the shade and you have a well-rooted rosemary plant to set out. I have about 10 plants I started from 1 myself, and have rooted at least 10 more that I gave away way. I don't even like rosemary that much but it is supposed to deter some critters. I mostly just like propagating plants. It makes me feel like I am pulling a fast one on big agribusiness.
One is more than enough for us, plus I need the room to plant more when it gets warmer..I put in rosemary so far..There are several ways to do it...my Papa taught me to soak okra seeds overnight before planting..For weed I would put the seeds in wet paper towels until they split open, then put in starter pots..Someone is knocking on the door, must be the DEA..
I have lavender, sage and thyme.
From seed? That must take awhile. I just bought one plant and then propagated it. Take off a sprig, strip the lower leaves, dip in rooting hormone and stick in the dirt. Keep it moist a month or so and in the shade and you have a well-rooted rosemary plant to set out. I have about 10 plants I started from 1 myself, and have rooted at least 10 more that I gave away way. I don't even like rosemary that much but it is supposed to deter some critters. I mostly just like propagating plants. It makes me feel like I am pulling a fast one on big agribusiness.
I was too late with my seeds, so I'm going to have to save them for next year and start them early. Now I'll have to buy actual plants this year. I'm going to get rosemary, thyme and oregano, because those are the herbs I use the most and I have three HUGE pots to plant them in.
I was too late with my seeds, so I'm going to have to save them for next year and start them early. Now I'll have to buy actual plants this year. I'm going to get rosemary, thyme and oregano, because those are the herbs I use the most and I have three HUGE pots to plant them in.
My rosemary and thyme are perennials and the oregano self seeds. It just take a little longer than buying live plants.
I was too late with my seeds, so I'm going to have to save them for next year and start them early. Now I'll have to buy actual plants this year. I'm going to get rosemary, thyme and oregano, because those are the herbs I use the most and I have three HUGE pots to plant them in.
My rosemary and thyme are perennials and the oregano self seeds. It just take a little longer than buying live plants.
I can't really start seeds indoors because there isn't enough sunlight, and where there is sunlight there really isn't any place to put them. Do you think the seeds will still be good next year?