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Big Daddy Collard Greens | It's time to up pot these seedlings.
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2023
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Thanks helps a lot good veido.
Glad it helped.
I can’t pick between my seedlings glad to know I’m not the only one.😂
Nice seedlngs 🌱💚
Thank you
I’m growing lots of seeds right now of collard greens. Thank you for your information.
You're very welcome.
We can do it. We just have to believe in ourselves and learn from each other, and thank you for sharing . your seedlings look good. Thanks for sharing❤️
Absolutely!! Thank you 💞
No judgment😁 Yes, we do need to know how to grow our own food, tfs
I love this! I didn’t know the plant could be split like that. I can’t wait to get started
Yes. I started like 4 seeds per seed pot so as they got bigger you can up pot as needed.
Keep teaching people to grow their own food 👍🏽
Thank you. I will do my best.
Good for you. You will have food, cause you took the job of doing things for yourself. Bravo to you
Thank you so much. That is the goal. Food security for me and my family
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Great job growing your own. Last year was my first time growing and I grew collards, sweet potatoes, cucumbers, cantaloupe, carrots, cabbage and kale although I lost the cabbage and kale to the white butterfly that lays their eggs underneath the leaves then hatches into the green worm that can devour your brassicas 😢. But I am ready for their little behind this year😉. One thing, some of your plants are looking leggy and they’re reaching for the sun, try and put them closer to the lighted surface if they’re not ready for the outside, because they can perish if it’s not taken care of. I learned this the hard way. Good spring planting 😊👩🏽🌾
Thank you. That's a good spread you grew last year. And I agree the cabbage worms are the worst.
I buy collards from the local farmers market cut the bottom off and plant, it grows more collards
That's a good idea
Thank you , I have a small apartment patio and have mustard and collard greens seedlings 🌱 that just came up I think they need to grow more, I had them I just replaced the with clear covering and set them up to get direct morning sunlight and then indirect sunlight for the remainder of the day… what’s next. Thank you for your help
If you can get a grow light directly over them, that would be ideal until they size up so they don't get leggy.
? - when spinach is harvested does it regenerate like lettuce or is it one and done?
They do