[Market-farming] agribon 15
Pat Meadows
pat at meadows.pair.com
Thu May 8 12:32:43 EDT 2008
On Wed, 7 May 2008 16:01:48 -0400, you wrote:
>
>
>I have another question about agribon.
>
>Can I plant cucumber seeds and squash seeds in the ground, then when they
>germinate, then cover them up,. Or do I need to cover the seeds as soon as I
>plant them?
>
There's (possibly, depending on how many you grow) a third alternative: I
start both cukes and squash in cellpacks, indoors or on our deck, and then
transplant them.
This would be over-laborious if you grow hundreds of them, obviously. But
it's good if you don't grow too many; they get a really good start that
way.
Then when I do transplant them out, I put hoops with floating row cover
over them until they are somewhat larger - until they are large enough not
to mind flea beetles.
I don't like to put floating row cover *without* hoops on anything: when I
tried it several times, mold grew under the row cover and (I think) killed
the plants. Something killed them at any rate; and there was mold visible.
Pat
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