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August 18
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August 28
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In our oldest tray
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Density of plants
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Density after harvesting every third row.
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Harvesting every third row means that each plant in the remaining double-rows has one direction it can expand into.
The lettuce was harvested with kitchen scissors to minimize the disturbance to the roots and to reduce the amount of dirt I brought into the kitchen.
The seedlings I transplanted late last week
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Mizuna |
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Green Forest lettuce
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Yesterday afternoon. Lettuce on the left. Mizuna on the right. So far the nod goes to Mizuna for growth-rate.
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Looking good!
ReplyDeleteThere is something (a bird?) eating my lettuce starts! I'm going to try some spinach, and 1 more run indoors for a week+ to see if they survive predation.
ReplyDeleteLooks like your plan is working well!
ReplyDeleteHope you don't lose your quarter in the foliage.
ReplyDeletesam