Better late than never, I suppose.
I finally got around to making my own plant pots today, and started some Roma tomatoes.
Simple, simple directions found on the web.
http://www.ehow.com/video_1745_create-seed-starting.html?utm_source=http%3a%2f%2fwww.ehow.com%2fvideo_313_grow-basil.html%3futm_source%3dhttp%253a%252f%252fwww.ehow.com%252fvideo_1745_create-seed-starting.html%26utm_medium%3dRelatedLink%26utm_campaign%3dRelatedLinkPod&utm_medium=RelatedLink&utm_campaign=RelatedLinkPod
Click above, I think!
Never saw such a huge "link" before!
Though these should have been started 2-3 weeks ago, I am taking a chance that they might just get a good enough start to get into the garden after the 1st week of June. Tomatoes do NOT do well with chilly temps, and I have heard that they will actually do better if you wait a bit into June before transplanting.
I'm taking no bets, tho.
Never saw such a huge "link" before!
Though these should have been started 2-3 weeks ago, I am taking a chance that they might just get a good enough start to get into the garden after the 1st week of June. Tomatoes do NOT do well with chilly temps, and I have heard that they will actually do better if you wait a bit into June before transplanting.
I'm taking no bets, tho.
5 comments:
I made some of these, but mine didn't look near as good as yours!! LOL
What a neat idea,Hope your tomatoes do well this summer.
Sue
Very green and very nifty! I'm sure your tomatoes will due fine in june :)
Hi, Cyn -
You can also use toilet paper rolls and paper towel rolls. Cut the TP rolls in half, flatten them and cut two slits in one side, flatten them to the other direction and cut two more slits to make tabs and then fold the tabs together like you do the top of a box and you will have a little pot.
wow, thanks for posting this, the Island I live on is great at growing tomato, but we only moved here recently. I'll give this a try.
xx
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