pea fail/making more no dig beds. /allotment beginner
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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on the allotment this week we check on the pea bed that I planted and start making some more partly no dig beds, how rocky and full of glass and rubble my plot is I have to dig before I place my beds down for the future so I can have rook crops in the ground.
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It's coming together nicely! Water collection! Saving the flowers for the bees! Enjoying your updates - watching from Syracuse, New York.
It is thank you. slow and steady wins the race. Thank you for continuing to watch it means a lot.
could be slugs eating the roots of the pea plants as they seem to have grown to a decent height.
Could been. I haven't seen too many on this plot. Hopefully these new ones will last
Hi Mate, those potatoes are going to be amazing by the look of things. just need to sort you water out , your doing a good job, take care
Thanks I hope so they is plenty of growth. I just need it to rain heavily to see how much that middle butt collects. Thank
The beds are looking great. Congratulations.
Thanks I just want to make more now 😂
Looking like you will have fabulous potatoes 🥔 and yes if you have grass clippings etc just top up under the foliage. My poor peas got battered by high winds and heavy rains 😢. Lovely to see some sunshine for a change. Have a great week, Ali 🌞🌧️🇨🇦
Am so glad the spuds are doing well my wish is that I had done more 😂. Have no idea what happened to the peas I think they were going bad when I got them luckily had back upstairs. It kept being sunny the raining but more sunny days now. Have a great week too Ali
Looking good
Thanks it's getting there
ahh no way mate cant believe ya peas died. i need to put mine in garden very soon.
Gutted the first set died. They are normally easy to grow for me
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Hi Anthony, its a mistake anyone can make, leaving the tap open. Shame about the first lot of peas, but these new ones try giving them a high potash liquid feed, and also water them well and often. Potatoes are looking good, the charlottes should be ready for harvesting soon. You wont see Charlottes come to the top mate, they are Determinate and grow at the same level as their tubers, whereas Mains potatoes are indeterminate, and the potatoes grow on different levels to the tubers, hence they push up. Your mains that is flowering, just cut the flower off mate. Love nasturtiums for the bees, the beds will all take shape once you have things planted and you get the paths woodchipped, it will look 100 % different.
Thanks will get up and give them a feed soon. I can't wait for the Charlotte's. Will try and cut the flowers off the spuds does that make more of the growth at the bottom does it. Yea I love the nasturtiums too hoping the will get attention and the other stuff left alone.
Thanks for all the tips
@@JacobsonFamilyAllotment There is an arguement that cutting the flowers off helps make more spuds, but there is no scientific proof of that, personally i dont believe it, i just think it helps delay you having to harvest them from the ground. Your Charlottes are roughly 12-14 after planting, do you know when you planted them ? No worries about the tips mate
It's really starting to come together. Have you thought about drawing a plan of your plot with all the raised beds, compost bays and water butts so you can make the most of the space?
Thank you. I have been thinking about it I change my mind every day thinking where things are going to be. I might try to draw one up tonight not the best artist mind
Shouldn't you put the seedlings into a bigger pot to grow out more before putting them into the ground?
Depends on the plant. I have see Charles downing put most of his things straight into the ground from their original plugs.
@@JacobsonFamilyAllotment try extending the pot life just in case if they not taking