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Grow Your Own / Re: Efficacy of organic slug pellets.
« Last post by Marijke Jones on Today at 12:13 »
Ireland is famous for their slug and snail pest. This year I used Clearslug which has good results. Also I cleared away bushes in the shady part and found tons of them. Put them all in a bucket and put salt on them. It killed them instantly. So far I haven’t got any damage from slugs and snails on my veggies, especially the cabbages. Clearslug is more expensive but very effective.
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Grow Your Own / Re: What I did on the plot today 2024
« Last post by mumofstig on Today at 12:12 »
Rain is too heavy to do anything outside  ::)
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Just leave them to do their thing, they aren't babies any longer.  :D
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Grow Your Own / Re: What I did on the plot today 2024
« Last post by Marijke Jones on Today at 12:07 »
I topped up the potato bags, did the weeding and gave all the green veggies their seaweed feed.
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Dear fellow gardeners,

Last year I planted strawberries varieties Elsanta and Max Fruct. As they were first year I hardly had any crop. But I remember someone said to me I had to remove the first flowers appearing. All plants survived the winter well and most show flowers. Do I remove them as well and wait for new flowers to come or can I leave them as they are in their second year?
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I would cover them and keep them covered.

No rush to plant them out-mine don't got out until early July!

Can't comment on when to raise the mesh-I just lift it when needed, I don't have the time/flexibility to base it around when it's raining!! I suffered a bit this year but that was my fault for being lax over pegging down the mesh.
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Definitely pot them up today! They grow very fast....

Have a nice holiday  :)
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Sorry that’s incorrect they’ve put on some growth since I last looked
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Grow Your Own / Chitting sweetcorn, when to pot up?
« Last post by missmoneypenny on Today at 09:54 »
I’ve had woeful germination with direct sowing so I’m trying chitting on damp kitchen roll in a Tupperware. Some have a little root sticking out, about 4mm. Im going on holiday for a week tomorrow. Can I leave them till I get back or should I plant the ones that have sprouted now?  Thank you
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You could try breaking the rat tunnel up - maybe they'll move elsewhere. If the asparagus is attracting them, moving it to a metal raised bed probably won't stop them getting to it.
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