Now I'm really annoyed that the 20 seeds of 4 different varieties of tomatoes that I planted individually and tenderly in special thumb pots ( not sure of exact name) had all germinated and now only two are left. One night as they were happy sitting on the floor of the warm verandah something nipped off their cotyledons! Later I found the culprit - a caterpillar type grub had somehow invaded the special seed soil I invested in! Gggggggrrrrrrrrrrrr!
Anyway I'm off to buy a soil tester kit to see what's wrong. It's the worst year ever!
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Hmmmm, not sure if it your soil. I planted a lot back in April, and had only a few things come up. The ones I had in the greenhouse are outside now, just not planted, but they are not really growing. It's as if growth is on hold. Then again we have had crazy weather here this past winter, for the south anyway, so I guess it is a wait and see thing.
The main problem this year seems to be the extended cold. It's only just warmed up enough for much growth, and now it's dry! I've spoken to both professional and amateur veggie growers around here and they all reckon the cold has set things back at least a month.
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