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Candyland
While there is a whole module in this class on seed saving and seed preparation, I buy my tomato plants. When push comes to shove, I know how to ferment the seeds and will do so when necessary. Until then I preferred to buy my starts. I mean it’s not the apocalypse yet! 🙃 This is a “new to me” variety called Candyland. I got it at my local nursery, but I know little about it. Has anyone here growing it? I know it’s a miniature variety, but I was just wondering what the tomatoes are actually gonna taste like.
Candyland
Grasshopper
Anyone else have these brutes?😡 They do so much damage in such a short period of time. 😫
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Grasshopper
Egg shells
Eggshells are wonderful source of calcium for your plants. I just started a new bed, so I blended mine and mixed into the soil. If your garden has been going for a while, you can bury them and let them decompose naturally.
Egg shells
Know your soil
In the Boxcroft method we recommend BM6, but if you don’t have that this chart is really good.
Know your soil
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