looks like you got it done but the best way to cut that stuff is with an circular saw, use a plywood blade (fine tooth) turned the wrong way. the blade with the teeth facing up will pull the material towards the saw to prevent in from shaking the fine teeth will not make it crack etc.
they look great. I am attempting to grow pak choi for the first time this year, I started some in a flat and direct seeded some also. how did you do it?
I make them out of american wire field fence. i weave a section of a sapling or a stake through the wire and pound it into the ground. some I just let them go on the ground. I lay down ground fabric so there is no issue with dirt or rot due to the ground.
I started a flat of broccoli this year but between the moths and the rabbits it is usually a loosing venture. I tried raab last year for the first time and didnt have very good results there either. I think I planted the raab too early.
yes I agree with pat 100%. I had forgotten to follow up with my question about the bulbs. get a shop light and put it about 2-3 inches from the plants. Put it on a timer if you can of 18-20hrs on and 4-6 off. make sure when you first put the plants outside (not in the ground) you start them off...
i dont grow potatoes but it seems high in nitrogen for a potato crop. how do you mound up the tops? I would think you would have to water once in a while. I remember my grandfather growing them under a pile of grass clippings so i guess anything is possible.
I try to do it early in the morning while the dew is still upon them. I put a inline hose injector with neptune fish and seaweed emulsion mixed with water and foliar feed and fertilize at the same time. I have had very good results.
you may not want to have them in an enclosed tank, this will promote the growth of funk and not give them a good air or co2 exchange. looks like it may be possible to get way too hot in there. what are you using for bulbs, regular incandescent bulbs?
spring has come to a halt here. it is spitting snow again today and I still have 12+ inches in the yard. Forecast is for below 40 degrees for the next week. Looks like it will be middle of april before I get my peas in.