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I need to thin my winter radish, but unlike the summer ones they haven't all been eaten by slugs. It seems a shame to get rid of all the excess plants - but normally you wouldn't transplant them what do others think?
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Another happy Nutter...
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I would give it a go and replant the thinnings. They may bolt though but give them plenty of water.Gardening requires a lot of water - most of it in the form of perspiration. Lou Erickson, critic and poet -
give them a go,if nothing to eat,you maybe get some seeds,today i got some salad stuff purple radish grown as a cress,so am going to try some tranceplants,just to see if i CAN get free seeds,was thinking of keeping them indoors and put outside on a good day for pollination,just another of my ideassigpicAnother nutter ,wife,mother, nan and nanan,love my growing places,seed collection and sharing,also one of these
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I shall give them a go then!Another happy Nutter...Comment
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Have thinned enough to give me two (very) short rows. Obviously looking v floppy at the moment but have watered like crazy. Will do again tonight as a warm dry wind here which will strip the moisture out.
Going to give it a few days to see if they take. If yes, I'll thin & transplant the rest. If no, I'll thin & bin.Another happy Nutter...Comment
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