This post is meant to get readers up to speed on where the garden is currently. These pictures are low quality and I plan on taking pictures with a quality camera from now on.
Above is a Tiny Tom Tomato Plant that I had just transfered from a rootbound soil container to this small hempy container with perlite as the medium.
I had started another also transplanted another Tiny Tim Tomato Plant in 100% perlite. Relative to eachother the perlite hempy pot tomato plant grew much faster and produced fruit quicker.
Tiny Tim Tomato Plant under LED light. Estimated 100Watts. This was during the winter and cold spring. It was transplanted to a larger container with light blocking foil tape on the side to prevent root rot.
Above are the begginings of romaine lettuce (top left), banana peppers (top right), alpine strawberries, black cherry tomatoes and oregano. The green onion I was trying to root died.
Black cherry tomato plant.
Romaine lettuce (top left), banana peppers (bottom left), alpine strawberries, black cherry tomatoes (middle black cups) and oregano (back right).
Romaine lettuce (top left), banana peppers (bottom left), alpine strawberries, black cherry tomatoes (middle black cups) and oregano (back right).
Romaine lettuce (top left), banana peppers (bottom left), alpine strawberries, black cherry tomatoes (middle black cups) and oregano (back right).
Romaine lettuce (top left), banana peppers (bottom left), alpine strawberries, black cherry tomatoes (middle black cups) and oregano (back right). Those were skewers which I thought was brilliant until they started to provide a home for mold.
Romaine lettuce (top left), banana peppers (bottom left), alpine strawberries, black cherry tomatoes (middle black, back right foil container) and oregano (back right).
Black cherry tomatoes.
Oregano and a re-go of the Tiny Tim Tomatoes.
Black cherry tomato plant in its new outside home.
Other black cherry tomato plant that was much lankier.
Black cherry tomato roots during transplant.
Black cherry tomato roots during transplant.
Black cherry tomato roots during transplant.
First banana pepper.
Banana pepper plant
Banana pepper plant
Banana pepper plant
Banana pepper plant
Romaine lettuce
Alpine strawberries.
Alpine strawberries.
Re-vegging the romaine lettuce.
Banana pepper plant outside.
Banana pepper.
This dragonfly flew in my mini greenhouse and was trapped. I placed my hand near it and it landed on my hand allowing me to help him out. And he was nice enough to let me take a picture.
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