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-Screaming- Winter came back with a vengeance today! I hope it doesn't last long :c
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Woo-hoo! My other pumpkins plant is finally sprouting right on time! I was getting worried because the others grew so fast.
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These three are growing super fast! Unfortunately my pumpkin pot on the far left isn't sprouting. I think it may be stunted seeds :c oh well, nothing to do about that. I've still got at least 4 pumpkin sprouts and 7 watermelon sprouts! I'm considering transplanting 2 of the pumpkin sprouts to their own pot. Will most likely do that tommorow.
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FIRST SPROUTS OF THE YEAR! I'm so proud of my green thumb! First picture is a watermelon sprouts, and the second is two pumpkin sprouts! I have a good feeling about this year!
#garden#gardening#spring 2017#early gardening#gardening-with-luna#pumpkin#watermelon#pumpkin seeds#watermelon seeds#pumpkin sprouts#watermelon sprouts#green thumb#green magic
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The snow is starting to melt, so it's finally my favourite time of the year again! Early gardening season! Fortunately I had enough potting soil left from last year for four pots! On the left, I have Greybelle watermelons, something new I'm growing and on the right, I have Atlantic Giant Pumpkins; which I grew last year and had gotten one, large, healthy, and oh so delicious pumpkin from. (I still have a bag of frozen pumpkin puree on my freezer from it!) Anyways! I have approximately 5 seeds in each pot, to ensure at least one sprout grows and they're only placed 2.5cm deep in the soil, and to help with growth, I have sprinkled a small amount of sugar on top of each pot. Now all I need to do is water them and wait. We should see watermelon sprouts in about a week, and pumpkin sprouts in about 20 days.
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