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Seedlings spending the night indoors and ready for another hardening session. There's still another two weeks until transplanting outdoors (weather dependent).
Four determinate tomato varieties (Scotia and Golden Nugget) with another two of each started four weeks later. Two cucumber varieties, two zucchini varieties and mouse melons (aka as Mexican gherkins). Habanero and serrano peppers and finally five indeterminate tomato varieties.
Seedlings spending the night indoors and ready for another hardening session. There's still another two weeks until transplanting outdoors.
Four determinate tomato varieties (Scotia and Golden Nugget) with another two of each started four weeks later. Two cucumber varieties, two zucchini varieties and mouse melons (aka as Mexican gherkins). Habanero and serrano peppers and finally five indeterminate tomato varieties.
