Some pics of progress in 'poly' anything look right/wrong ?

[ukmastiff]

Lo all, I know that I like to see pics of others progress so I thought I'd post mine.

At the same time , I thought if anything looks like it isnt quite right then I would welcome comment. I know my carrotts will need thinning major league and was wondering if I can let them get to the little carrott stage and re plant the ones I need to thin out instead of ripping out and wasting them. I know last time I pulled up a seedling there was a micro carrott at the bottom and I thought you could plant that.

I was going to plant a newly dug ' empty bed' with more carrott seeds but im thinking plant the ones I need to thin out in to it ?. The empty bed is a good foot deep as I did it with root veg in mind. Also do the strawberries look O.K ? , they have plenty of flowers on but im thinking will they need taking ut of the pots.

Cheers Mas

[ukmastiff]

The lettuce and spring onion :P

[ginger ninger]

I'd pot the strawberry's on into bigger pot or even into a bed if you have space for one. I've never tried to replant carrots but I don't think it would do any harm to try, as you said...why waist them.

[Aberdeenplotter]

If you damage the root of a seedling carrot at all, it will fork. That is why replanting thinning isn't recommended.

[SarahStrawberry]

It looks good to me, mine isn't nearly so tidy

I think I would replant the strawberries too, so they have more space to grow

[SawPaw]

HI

I tried an experiment with my thinned parsnips last year and replanted them. Some works okay with no forking but others did. I say, try it and if they fork then you have not really lost anything by trying. (parsnips, carrots both roots veg so most probably the same chance of success)

[Germinater]

looks realy nice wish i had that much space to grow very cool polly tunnel to!!!!

[Germinater]

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[Germinater]

a few pics from my own garden hope you like

[Rixy]

Don't waste your carrot thinnings, wash them and add them to salads.

[bronwen]

Wow, your plants are looking fab! You must be doing something right!