Thursday, January 31, 2013

Planting Onions, Aerogarden and Hydroponics Up-date.




Planting onions from seed under lights, to be transplanted into the hoop house in April. Also a look at the herbs growing in the Aerogarden and the seedlings in the new hydroponic garden.

Checkout Gary's Gardening Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/garygardens

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hallo dear dale.
It is a pleasure visiting your blog and youtube chanel.

I am also experimenting lately with onions and garlics.
For green onions i am doing the trick jihadacadien does.
I planted already three of them. two had no luck but
the third and a leek (same trick) are growing fine.
within the next few days
i'll grow more.
[IMG]http://imageshack.us/a/img89/4491/pict0385bt.jpg[/IMG]

I have also planted a few garlics and they are doing really well.
[IMG]http://imageshack.us/a/img832/6835/pict0386k.jpg[/IMG]

I am also experimenting with
dry onions.
it may be an unorthodox way but
as some of my organic dry onions looked so good
and they have started sprouting
i very carefully found their centrer
[IMG]http://imageshack.us/a/img825/4923/pict0425p.jpg[/IMG]

separated them, put them for an night in water
[IMG]http://imageshack.us/a/img138/8758/pict0432j.jpg[/IMG]
and plant them.

Garlics and onions are out side
as temperatures are ok.
If any really cold weather comes I'll bring them in as they are in pots.

I also have started growing indoors some red hot chilli peppers from seeds
and they just start all of them sprouting and i am very exited
as i love hot chilli peppers.

I have plenty of plants in my yard and a couple of trees
but i never have grown edible plants except a few herbs
as peppermint basil and mint.

i must say that after i saw you and a few more youtube growers
i got the "call"
and i am starting this exiting trip into edible plants.

I have put some photo links in this post.
i have no idea if you are able to see them as i never have done
this in someone's blog
and i am not sure if it works.

It is even though spring
is a long way off it is great to be planting something
and waiting for it to grow.
(your words):)
Happy growing
Ion

Dale said...

Good luck with all of your gardening projects I'm sure you will really enjoy growing some of your own food.