| I turned the thermostat heater on in my home made Sand Propagator on Saturday, February 18th. I set it to approx 22.5. On Monday, February 20th, I filled 2 sets of modules with sieved compost and put them sitting in the green trays (like one in attached picture) into which I had added a nice fill of water. I will sow tomatoes in these in the next day or two hopefully. As an experiment, I also completed the below task, which was basically to put capillary matting in the bottom of the pictured green tray and give it a good wetting. I then sowed some Sweet Pepper seeds in the pictured modules and stood them on the tray. I then put them into the Sand Propagator under a clear plastic storage box (see second pic below) | ||
Tray with capillary matting
Calfornian Wonder - 2 seeds Pimento saved 2013 seed - 2 seeds Yolo Wonder - 2 seeds Doux D'Espagne saved 2014 seeds - 2 seeds Lipstick (old 2014 sow by) - 2 seeds Lombardo (old 2015 sow by) - 2 seeds Giant Aconcagua - 2 seeds Keystone Giant 2 seeds As of March 15th, only the Keystone Giant had germinated... |
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Monday, February 20, 2017
Sand Propagator 2017
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Made in January 2020 and had hops added and SME (or DME) used instead of Brew Enhancer