Hello, Darlings
Today was another Pal Choi harvesting day. From the pictures below, you can see that they are growing well. I am amazed at how large the leaves get when left to grow large. I also cut off the flower stems to help the Pal Choi to continue to grow. Although not shown, I also cutaway the leaves that were crowded and died, as well as trimmed away the dry dead leaves on the store bought scallions that I brought back in June. Yes, they are still alive and growing well.
I am watchful
of the blight that infested the green beans and I still stray all the plants in
the sunroom and in the house weekly.
Today was also
the day that I transplanted the Royal Chantenay carrots into the second min
half barrel. For me this is another great experiment where I can watch and
chart the carrots as well as the Korean Radishes grow indoors.
All of the hydroponic plants were watered and fed, which marks the
start of my weekly feeding of them.
All of the hydroponic plants were watered and fed, which marks the
start of my weekly feeding of them. I also watered and fed the smaller potted
plants, as well as refilled the bottled of the larger plant that needed water
and fertilizer.
Well this is all for now.
Until next time,
Keep on Growing!!!