Hi all! This is my first post! I have been browsing for a while and picking up some good tips from the Wiki. This is the first year that I am trying to grow a bit of my own in my garden!
So far I have some potatoes (in a container) that are massive (I think the must be ready for harvesting anytime), carrots (germinated), lettuce (germinated), tomato (sick looking totum seedlings.. resown), winter cabbage and lettuce (sown late last year), Sprouts (red bull - germinated) and some runner beans (on my window atm).
Unfortunately, I had a bit of an accident last night. The runner beans are getting a bit big for indoors and decided to twist themselves together. Whilst I was un-twisting them, the growing tip snapped off one. I seem to remember hearing that if you did that then you got a bush instead of a climber. Is this true? Should I sow a replacement (I didn't have a spare due to lack of germination)?
Would you say it was safe to plant runner beans out yet? I know it's a little on the early side but the weather forcast looks good! (YAY!) :)
Thanks!