Time is running out and my little sprouts are turning into small plants. They are already growing in their individual disposable cups, which are much larger than prior ones. I made holes in these containers to drain the water.
I also bought more soil and some fertilizers then I made the soil mixture to transfer 'babies'. That went well, none of them died.
Now every day seedlings need to be watered, sprayed and turned the other way towards the light. After 6 pm I turn on the lamps for additional illumination.
I also sowed Nasturtium (Tropaeolum), Asters (Callistephus) and a mixture of perennial flowers. For them, I chose plastic containers in which vegetables are sold in the store. Of course I made holes in these containers to drain the water the same way.
Impatiens, Begonia semperflorens and Clivia bloom constantly inside. They delight with their flowers while spring has not yet woken up here.
Надежда у вас прекрасные цветы дома. Рассада перцев? хорошая. Тоже выращиваю рассаду. Досвечиваю. Активно готовлюсь к дачному сезону.
ReplyDeleteУдачи.
Надежда, в этом году вся рассада хорошая и сильная. Перцы, помидоры, цветы -все растет и жаждет перехать в сад.Как и я :-)
DeleteI admire your dedication to sowing your own plants! There is a lot of work to do with it, but also a lot of fun!
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You're right Ela, it's a lot of work to grow my own seedling but the fruit are ecological and health.
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Your seedlings looks great, Nadezda! I admire your clivia. I have one too, but it never blooms. I guess I have it too warm in my livingroom.
ReplyDeleteI guess Marit your clivia need a cool place to blossom. I put mine on cold windowsill.
DeleteGood luck!
Good morning dear Nadezda,
ReplyDeleteGreat to see that your seedlings are doing so well!
I hope your Easter was a great one.
Have a wonderful day
Rosehugs Marijke
Marijke, I hope you had a good time on Easter. Orthodox Easter is on May 2, so I perhaps will be in garden that day.
DeleteLooks like you have a head start on spring planting, Nadezda.
ReplyDeleteYes it does David.Time is running in spring :-)
DeleteThank you for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteHi Nadezda! Great seedlings and beautiful flowers. We have planted chilies and a moment ago I put jam onion seeds to grow in a container.
ReplyDeleteSure your onion seeds will grow well Anne. I also planted pepper seeds.
DeleteHugs and good luck.
Todella hyvässä kasvussa olevat ja tanakat taimet. Onnittelut.
ReplyDeleteKauniisti kukkivat kukat.
I agree Anemone, these seedlings are healthy and grow well.
Deleteмама миа, красотища какая)
ReplyDeleteВот уж чего я не могу,так это выращивать хоть что-то))
Зато вы можете многое другое Ирина :-)
DeleteBom dia minha amiga Nadezda, amei as suas plantas, parabéns pelo seu trabalho excelente.
ReplyDeleteGracias Louis, este trabajo no está terminado, queda esperar los días cálidos.
DeleteI also have sown a lot of seeds. But the temperaturen are low and the seedlings have to go out! I am in trouble,
ReplyDeleteHetty,
DeleteI'm very glad you have stopped on my blog!
The temperature is also low here, so I think the seedlings will grow in the greenhouse.
Don't worry, they can wait for warm days at home :-)
The indoor flowers are lovely
ReplyDeleteEsto va muy bien amiga.Tendrás un lindo jardín.
ReplyDeleteBuen martes Nadezda. Cuídate.
Un abrazo.
Espero que mi jardín sea hermoso en verano, Laura.
Delete¡Abrazos!
Dear Nadezda, translate is on my blog. Use the arrow left above. You find the translate button on this page.
ReplyDeleteThank you Hetty.
DeleteYour seedlings look so full of promise. I have just realised I should keep some of my pots that I bought seedlings in, to grow my own in! Look forward to seeing your plants after they have grown.
ReplyDeleteI will post the photos of my grown seedlings, Jenny. I promise. The empty pots you have you could fill the soil and sow any flowers there. There is still time for them to grow.
DeleteTus plantas se ven preciosas, tendrás buenos tomates, pimientos y berenjenas. Las flores muy lindas. Abrazos.
ReplyDeleteEspero Teresa tener buenas verduras. Todo depende de la temperatura en verano.
DeleteI am glad to know all of your plants are healthy. I love clivia, too.
ReplyDeleteSo do I, rtc.
DeleteHugs!
It's so nice to see your seedlings getting so big and your indoor plants are lovely. I especially am a fan on the Clivia. I used to have one for years until it met its demise and I keep thinking I need to get another one! Stay well my gardening friend.
ReplyDeleteDear Lee,
DeleteI do love my Clivia. It's very special one: it needs to be placed in a cool windowsill so that it blooms in April! If I forget to do this my Clivia doesn't bloom in the spring. I think this is due to warm and dry air at home.
Hi Nadezda, your seeds are germinating very well and how beautiful are your plants.
ReplyDeleteThe last flower is spectacular
Have a wonderful weekend
Glad you like blooming Clivia, Maria.
DeleteHappy Sunday!
Watching TV this morning,I was surprised to know a famous old building in your city burnt to ashes. Is your house OK?
ReplyDeleteDear RTC, thanks for your concern. My house is in order because it is far from a fire. You are right, it was an old architecture building. It’s a pity.
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