That said, here is one thing I am working on, and not knitting-relating, believe it or not! I've been testing my green thumb. Things are growing! I'm so excited!
I was a bit panicked when I ended up with a million sunflower sprouts, but I gave a bunch of them away and what was left whittled themselves down to five or six survivors. I don't think they'll hit the 9-foot mark this close together and in a relatively small pot, but they'll still be pretty. Next year I'll try to find the container type.
Garlic. It sprouted in the fridge, so I thought I might as well give it a chance outside. I don't think they do well in humid climates, so I probably won't get any more garlic from it, but it's been fun watching it shoot up like this in mere days.
Strawberries. The container is too small, especially for three plants (I only bought two!), but we'll see what happens. I might move one or two of them to the sunflower pot next year so they have space to spread out.
If you want to see some knitting (and bunnies!) be sure to follow me on Instagram. I got a new phone, so I'll be posting there more. I'll try to get some knitting and bunnies back here too. :)
Have a fabulous weekend!
Oh, how fun, gardening! I've been branching out and testing my green thumb this summer, too. (Have a big plan of trying to grow some cucumbers hydroponically!) Unfortunately, I'm not on instagram so please do keep updating here when you can.
ReplyDeleteI've loved watching your hydroponic experiments! I can't wait to see what else you grow!
DeleteFun! I'm terrible at keeping plants alive and so far I've only managed to keep 2 on the go. I'm always so tempted to buy more but maybe when I get greener fingers!
ReplyDeleteI was that way too. In my case, it turns out that if you water them daily, they tend to stay alive! Who knew! :)
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