Here are my new sprouts:
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| Jaune Flamme tomato (day 8) |
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| Johnny-Jump-Up (day 7) |
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| Lavender (day 22) |
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| Nasturtium (day 22). A miracle! Hopefully these don't get eaten by Callie this time! |
Here some pictures of my old sprouts:
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| Zinnia (about 5 weeks) |
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| 4-leaf poppy (almost 4 weeks) |
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| Lupine (almost 4 weeks) |
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| Lupine close-up |
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| Columbine (about 5 weeks)♠ |
Yesterday I transplanted my lupine sprouts to different containers because of this...
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| Fungus!! |
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| Just in case you didn't see it in the first picture... |
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| Lupine roots |
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| Germinated lupine seed that I discovered while repotting the lupines |
I am so looking forward to getting all of these sprouts grown up and in my garden!
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| The front garden |
Is the fungus a serious problem? What will you do about it? Here in Idaho, fungus (and hail, drought, etc.) are all blamed on "big government."
ReplyDeleteI don't think it's serious. I actually have some more furry white stuff growing on some other peat pots. I will just move the plants to a new peat pot, and I don't think it will be that bad. I have millions and millions of plants, and the fungus has only grown on a few plants, without seeming to affect those. I don't think it's blamed on "big government" here in West Virginia... but I haven't really lived here long enough to tell, have I?
ReplyDeleteI love the close up of the lupine - excellent photography.
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