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Showing posts with label Seedling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seedling. Show all posts

Thursday, 19 October 2017

Saturday, 24 September 2016

Basic Aquaponics - Kailan Transplant

Kailan seedling need to be transplanted since it is already about three inches tall.

Using flooded growbed method prevent damage to the fragile seedling.

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Friday, 23 September 2016

Seedling & Strawberry Plants Update 23rd Sept 2016

The seedling are already 20 days and strawberry plants from Cameron Highland brought down last Saturday 17th Sept.




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Friday, 16 September 2016

Seedling After 12 Days

Seedling after 12 days, will be transplanting them after few more days.

Testing video capture and edit with android apps and blogging with blogaway pro to youtube direct posting on Samsung Galaxy S5.

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Tuesday, 13 September 2016

Seedling Transplant

This is how I do it, to make sure that seedling were not damage during the transplant.

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Monday, 12 September 2016

Seedling Doing Great

Seeds that I sowed as in the video earlier germinate after about 4 days, today the 8th day its growing.


Kale above after 8 day and looking good. I'll transplant three to a pot once they are about 3 to 4 inches high.


Tomatoes,  these I'll wait until about 6 inches high or once they have about 4 to 5 leaves. The most two to a pot. Tomatoes will require staking otherwise they will be damage by wind.

Not sure what variety these tomatoes, Cherry tomatoes is a better variety to grow for household consumption.


Spinach above, surprisingly slow. This is the red leaves variety and as previously grown in my traditional growbed. This is my first trial in the #gutterbed.

Ok, will post about these again once I do the transplant.


Monday, 12 July 2010

Tomato seedling

Tomatoes I sown germinate and now about 3 inches high. This is the second time round on this plant.



Mysteriously some seedlings was "eaten" by something. See those without leaves.




Give it another month and it should produce flower. I'll make a post for Tomatoes then.