What confuses me is that often, weather conditions tend to get the blame but isn't it strange that different folk are having problems with different crops.............that can't be down to the weather.............can it?
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The last of the frost wiping/ reducing set fruit.
A lot of my onions from seed. First lot were patchy, second lot still don't want to play and most of the seed was fresh.
I was late doing the bb - human error
There is probably more that I have just accepted as part and parcel
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Getting seeds from k*ngs seeds to actually germinate appear to be an issue here, and when my iceberg lettuces from them do germinate, it's obvious they are a butterhead type.
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My parsnips haven't grown yet either. Had a lousy year last year as well.
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I chitted my parsnips on damp kitchen paper in a plastic bag. Got about 50% germination and planted the seeds out individually. Good method for my 15 seeds might not be so great if you want a whole row of the things!
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Nasturtiums and red cabbage. Seed is fresh but nothing seems to be coming up despite 2 sowingshttps://roosorganicallotment.wordpress.com/
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Lots of rain, no rain, lots of rain, no rain. Poor allotment bit that was not dug last looks like the Grand Canyon.Follow my grow and cook your own blog
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Broadies and peas almost all rotted instead of germinating. Well, the second batch of broadies (the fresh seed) did, the first batch (some I found at lurking in a tatty paper bag at the bottom of the seed tin) was fine
Oh, incidentally, my parsnips had great germination this year- shame I sowed 'em a week before I found out I'd be moving away in August and won't be there to harvest 'em really!
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Originally posted by Thelma Sanders View PostCrap compost (same brand was lovely last year) has put most things behind and weather hasn't helped me get back on track.
I had to keep making sowings of Purple Artichokes - in the end I have sowed 30 seeds just to get 5 seedlings up *grump*
Healthier plants are in two other branded composts.
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Add me to the parsnip woes list! I know its a bit late but I'll try another sowing methinks!My Majesty made for him a garden anew in order
to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)
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