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Can carrot seedlings be planted out in a raised bed under a small poly tunnel ?
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Carrots don't really transplant very well as if the tap root (the bit that becomes the carrot) gets damaged then it won't form properly in the ground. But you've sowed in loo rolls or similar which are transplanted out as a whole then it should be OK. Personally I think it's now warm enough to sow under cover and have some germinating in my polytunnel.
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Excellent, il get them planted out tomorrow, someone local on gumtree giving away 4-5 tonnes of top soil for free so il take the opportunity and take a ton or two and fill raised beds as the ground I have is full of rubble unfortunately.Last edited by RossAllan; 08-04-2015, 08:38 PM.Comment
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Agreed but if they are already growing and going into a tunnel they should be fine. I sowed in my tunnel a few weeks ago now and they have just reached the"romping away" stage of growth. One thing you could do is erect the tunnel and let it warm the soil up before you transplant/sow direct.Originally posted by Potstubsdustbins View Post"A life lived in fear is a life half lived."
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