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| Pak Choy still in tiny pots. |
Sowing: 10 April 2011
Germinating: 14th of April 2011 - (first pair of leaves)
Transplanting: 23th of April 2011 - (second pair of leaves)Pak Choy
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| a row of pak choy at the verandah |
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| pak choy in red pot |
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| pak choy in black pot |
Lettuce
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| Lettuce in long container, 4 each |
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| Five lettuce in white pots |
Lettuce is an achievement. Luck was not always with me, all this while. Once, they had germinated well, but somewhere along the way dried up and died. Not this time..., extra care was taken to ensure that, they survive to the end....... Not many, just 8 in two long container and 5 in medium size white pots, so 13 altogether. Somehow lettuce has biological clock identical to Pak Choy, they germinated at the same time and the timing of new leaves emerging is identical too.
Sowing: 10 April 2011
Germinating: 14th of April 2011 - (first pair of leaves)
Transplanting: 23th of April 2011 - (second pair of leaves)
Earlier post:
- Germinating, Lettuce, pak choy April 16, 2011
bangchik and kakdah
Tanah Merah
Lettuce and pak choy looking very good! Happy about success with lettuce!
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ReplyDeleteEverything is looking great! It's neat how your lettuce is turning in - mine is just flopping.
ReplyDelete-Victoria
http://victoriaspatiogarden.blogspot.com/
If i am in your area Bangchik I would love to visit your garden. It is very impressive and professionally done
ReplyDeleteMy 1st time with Pak choi was 100% successful! Never planted Lettuce before.
ReplyDeleteHow Kak Dah cook with Lettuce?
My previous batch of lettuce took 3 months to germinate. This time, no shadow yet :(
ReplyDeletebang chik... bila dah dlm pasu mcm tu dah tak payah alih lagi ye... biar je sampai dia besar + tuai...
ReplyDeleteyr lettuce had been a living evidence for yr premiership. Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteLettuce don't need deep containers. They can even grow big in instant noodle cup. All those baby seedlings look happy in your tender loving care.
ReplyDeleteI love pak choi and now that you have explained how easy it is, my only excuse for not growing it is laziness. Thanks for this inspiring post.
ReplyDelete~Theanne and Baron
ReplyDeleteThanks...pak choy a little too many, but its alright, knowing some might find the exit door too early. yea, happy with lettuce.
~Victoria
Too many factors why veggies grow or fail. We are not very methodical and clinical like PhD researcher, so a bit of failure is acceptable....
~cina
You are most welcome... agro tourism. Kakdah can arrange for bed and breakfast!.. :)
~Malar
lettuce taken raw as salad. I am not always lucky with lettuce. The worst when none germinated, all turned into humus :)
~milka
ReplyDeletemysterious lettuce! You never know when they want to wake up.
~ejaMaria
baru alih dari bekas kecil ke pasu 4 inci. Malas nak alih-alih lagi dah.
~faudzi
You chose such a big word "premiership". Bottomline is getting involved, get in, absorbed, immersed... something like "buying-in".
~Malay-Kadazan girl
Huh, sufficient with maggie cup?...I should have placed all of them in a container!
~catmint
like malaykadazangirl said, they can just grow big in instant noodle cup. Easy.