Today it has been another nice day, warmer that usual. The sun is shining and thoughts turn to outdoor activities. Should I take off the snowblower and put back on the mower deck to the yard tractor? Let’s not be to hasty. It’s only April 6th and this is “Upper Canada” after all.
Planting seeds under the grow light.
- April 6, planted cucumbers “national pickle”
- Plant squash and pumpkin next week.
The Rototiller is coming together well. It was a 2 year ordeal. At the beginning of the 2020 pandemic I worked on rebuilding it. Now, 2 years later, I’m finally getting it back together.
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April 26, checked the planter box and found one full tray had nothing coming up. It was an older seed pack or Butternut squash. I bought more seed, but before replanting, I dug one seed out and it had germinated so I figured that there was not enough moisture. I had spent 10 days at Gracia’s new townhouse. I re-soaked the tray and will let stand another 5 days. If nothing comes up I will replant with the new packet of seeds.
Today [April 26, 2022], transplanted cucumbers from seed tray to bigger cell pack. Also planted 3 cell packs (18 seeds total) of “Small Sugar” pumpkin by McKenzie Seeds https://mckenzieseeds.com/
Today, May 7th, transplanted cucumber and butternut squash to bigger pots.
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