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Thanks QW, I've managed to grow great plants covered with flowers but they didn't start to form fruit until too late in the season. This year I thought I'd gamble with an earlier sowing, a month and a bit earlier (sowed 7th March last year) in the hope I might finally get a fully grown fruit!
Nestled somewhere in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Good soil, strong winds and 4 Giant Puffballs!
Always aim for the best result possible not the best possible result
Forever indebted to Potstubsdustbins
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Sowed lunchbox peppers yesterday, so sweet and crunchy you can just eat them off the plant, yummy¨!Nestled somewhere in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Good soil, strong winds and 4 Giant Puffballs!
Always aim for the best result possible not the best possible result
Forever indebted to Potstubsdustbins
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We expect flowers in May from early January sowing. Fruit pictured below is mid June. Harvest from July.Originally posted by peanut View Post
Thanks QW, I've managed to grow great plants covered with flowers but they didn't start to form fruit until too late in the season.
I live in a part of the UK with very mild winters. Please take this into account before thinking "if he is sowing those now...."
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I am suffering from a serious case of aubergine envy!Originally posted by quanglewangle View PostNestled somewhere in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Good soil, strong winds and 4 Giant Puffballs!
Always aim for the best result possible not the best possible result
Forever indebted to Potstubsdustbins
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Hesitate to say this but the flowers do need pollination. If you are all shut up to keep the temperature up then bugs can't get in. I find [looks nervously behind him] Mrs quanglewangle's electric toothbrush works a treatOriginally posted by peanut View Post
I am suffering from a serious case of aubergine envy!I live in a part of the UK with very mild winters. Please take this into account before thinking "if he is sowing those now...."
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What a good idea! (Also looks around nervously).Originally posted by quanglewangle View Post
Hesitate to say this but the flowers do need pollination. If you are all shut up to keep the temperature up then bugs can't get in. I find [looks nervously behind him] Mrs quanglewangle's electric toothbrush works a treat
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I'm pretty sure pollination is fine, gh is usually filled with hoverflies and bees and Q's, peppers and chillies all do well.Originally posted by quanglewangle View Post
Hesitate to say this but the flowers do need pollination. If you are all shut up to keep the temperature up then bugs can't get in. I find [looks nervously behind him] Mrs quanglewangle's electric toothbrush works a treatNestled somewhere in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Good soil, strong winds and 4 Giant Puffballs!
Always aim for the best result possible not the best possible result
Forever indebted to Potstubsdustbins
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late start this year on some and too early for others, but today I sowed tomatoes, cucumbers and their rootstocks, chillies, peppers, basil, parsley, lemon savory and dill.
All now cooking in the heated propagator.Location:- Rugby, Warwckshire on Limy clay (within sight of the Cement factory)
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I think we need an aubergine thread...Originally posted by Mr Bones View PostAubergines sown today
Moneymaker x 12
Black Beauty x 8
Early Long Purple (free with the magazine
) x 8I live in a part of the UK with very mild winters. Please take this into account before thinking "if he is sowing those now...."
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Well, thanks!Originally posted by Mr Bones View Post
I live in a part of the UK with very mild winters. Please take this into account before thinking "if he is sowing those now...."
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