No they are in a greenhouse but im probably going to supplement light anyway.

leggy broccoli front left...good head broccoli bottom right...it all eats...then cauliflower, cabbage, brussel sprouts...TX Legends go n the ground Sunday...root crop plant day per Farmers Almanac



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Looking awesome as always.

None of mine looks good, i guess plants to close together

The kiwi and papaya have sprouted as well from my experiment. Still waiting on yellow dragon fruit.

Excellent. I started an avocado seed. Not looking to get fruit off it. Plan on keeping it trimmed as more of a house plant. Also started some lemon tree cuttings. We'll see how it goes.

Derek, I always put onion sets out in January? Do plant sets or bulbs?

Nothing wrong planting them in Jan or Feb. Our nursery doesn't typically stock them until Feb. I've planted Thanksgiving weekend the past couple years and have had very good success with it. I am planting transplants.

rookie???

Nobody cares about growing onions or garlic early. Nurseries at least.

2022 Pepper season has begun. 24 hour soak in potassium nitrate to help germination.

Freeze got my onions, think they will resprout?

water'm...water/water/water...mulch'm the next heavy freeze

The freeze laid down some of the leaves, but everything is still green. I was at 18 degrees. If you have a good worked over garden bed with plenty of organic matter you should have plenty of carbs in the soil for it to help recover. Make sure you're pushing with a little Ammonium Sulfate like Dixondale recommends. I covered my onions last year when it got to zero for like 4-5 days. They looked horrible when I uncovered them and made a full rebound. My mom and a few others didn't cover them and came out fine, but the layer of snow acted like a blanket of insulation for them.

Yeah i did fine in the big chill but thought id be ok this time without covering. Wrong.