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wow ...i have never seen any one be able to divid them like that...hope they make it and do well for ya
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hey scarze nice to have you drop in...
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how are your avocado's doing?
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so did you thin your corrots? how are they doing now?
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You best thing to do is keep an eye on the plaants and not just spray willy nilly...there is a good hot pepper spray you can make for pests if you find any ...also you can plant some borage...marigolds and other plants that help with bug control.....
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are you asking about fertilizing? feeding the plants?...If they are new I personally would hold off ...I use compost tea myself to feed my veggies a general feeding at they grwo...i do add epsome salts and crushed oryster shells around my tomato...this not only feeds them but also helps with...
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it all really looks good...
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glad you found help for your plants...
also nice to see a new name...
I removed your link in your sig as that is not allowed here on the forums...thanks
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i can look though my photo's and see if there is any you might like...
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hello halfway and welcome...I am glad you have joined in...always nice to have new gardeners...I had to remove your link in your sig as that is not allowed to do here...if you would like to put an ad on the forums send a Pm to Bob the owner and I am sure he will be happy to sell you space...
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HEllo and Welcome to th eplace...look forward to seeing pictures
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then the tomato and peppers will show up first:)
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depends on the conditions which will pop up first
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as long as it is warm outside...they really need warmth not sun at this point..
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hello and welcoem to the place...as Crabber said looks good...they can take several weeks to get roots going...just hang in there
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