News:

Picture posting is enabled for all :)

Main Menu

At last

Started by gwynleg, May 30, 2013, 21:56:01

Previous topic - Next topic

gwynleg

I sowed some 16+ squash seeds expecting most to germinate and that I would be giving away some plants. That was about a month ago and only yesterday/today have I seen little green shoots. I had nearly given up thinking they had rotted off or something.

Now the question is - is there enough time to get crops from them?

gwynleg


RenishawPhil

Oh yes most definately

they will catch up and we may have a warm september

BarriedaleNick

I rarely start my squash off till about now and always get a crop..
Moved to Portugal - ain't going back!

willsy

Barriedale, do you plant outside, or in a polytunnel or greenhouse? Same Question to Basfordlad and Gwynleg.

RenishawPhil

Quote from: willsy on May 31, 2013, 22:53:10
Barriedale, do you plant outside, or in a polytunnel or greenhouse? Same Question to Basfordlad and Gwynleg.

Plant outside but had them under cloches until today

BarriedaleNick

Plant in pots on the window sill, harden off in the greenhouse and then outdoors..
Moved to Portugal - ain't going back!

gwynleg

Thanks for the replies - very reassuring. I plant them outside in little heaps of manure and usually they do really well (I still have 2 little squashes surviving from last year  - to be honest I will be glad when they've gone I had so many.

willsy

Think I'm going to try a couple of mine in the poly tunnel and some outside, but being in the N/West Pennines maybe too cold. What do you think?  :wave: :wave:

Powered by EzPortal