It’s not blight – phew!

Almost a week on … and the sickly tomato seedlings which we potted up into 3-4 ltr pots last week are looking so much better. Thank goodness – it wasn’t blight but malnutrition and cold.

I’m always surprised how quickly seedlings planted in the peat-free compost we use exhaust the nutrients in the soil and start to get pot bound.

Anyway, tomorrow we’ll probably plant them up into the large troughs we have available. I’m reluctant to put them outside immediately until they’ve shown that they can grow strong and lush.

Unknown's avatar

About londonrdstationpartnership

We are a small community gardening group at London Rd Station, Brighton - a group of neighbours getting together to grow things on disused land at the station, and enhance the area with plants. We are also a composting hub - and the compost gets used on the gardens.
This entry was posted in Edible growing. Bookmark the permalink.

Leave a comment