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Onion germination
Hi
well February is here and I'm excitedly planting seeds in heated propagator(s). I have onion sets well established on the allotment, but have also planted some seeds (ailsa craig) in the propagator. The shoots seem long and weedy to my (inexperienced) eye - and frankly - I'm wondering what to do next - none of my books, magazines seem to advise on this situation - if it is one! I have opened up the vents on the propagator - do I just let them go for now? plant out in March? My learning curve is mightily steep :)) Little Weed |
Onion germination
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Onion germination
On 1 Feb, 19:55, Gill Matthews Try the wrote:
In article . com, says... Hi well February is here and I'm excitedly planting seeds in heated propagator(s). I have onion sets well established on the allotment, but have also planted some seeds (ailsa craig) in the propagator. The shoots seem long and weedy to my (inexperienced) eye - and frankly - I'm wondering what to do next - none of my books, magazines seem to advise on this situation - if it is one! I have opened up the vents on the propagator - do I just let them go for now? plant out in March? My learning curve is mightily steep :)) Little Weed Are they getting enough light? is the propagator heated? I have found onions to do best in the cool but with a lot of light. I generally plant out mid March. Gill M Hi the propagator is heated - but our house probably has poor light (in any window). I'll try them out of the propagator in the bathroom window - thanks for your advice. LW :)) |
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