Dough question

[GianniFocaccia]

Re: Dough question

Russell,

Yes, please! I would love some! Thank you so much for offering. Any recommendations on handling of the plants would be greatly appreciated.

Now I'm really getting excited for next spring's pizza season (if there is such a thing)!

John

[TropicalCoasting]

Re: Dough question

Plant tomatoes a little deeper they let out secondary roots from the stem.
Companion plant with basil

[GianniFocaccia]

Re: Dough question

Plant tomatoes a little deeper they let out secondary roots from the stem.
Companion plant with basil

Great advice. After germination, I usually transplant my tomato seedlings into soil March 1, up to the lowest set of leaves. This coming spring I'm gonna try circling each plant with a buried 'ring' (half of an old plastic planter?) to contain water since we're in a severe drought here in CA.

[UtahBeehiver]

Re: Dough question

Stonecutter and Gulf had good success with my second generations of SM seeds. Now they are saving the seeds and passing them on too. I think in SC case, his soil was really good Sh%t...............

[UtahBeehiver]

Re: Dough question

I am a little behind from Mr. C I am at the fermenting stage of the seed prep. So when they are ready I will get your address.

[GianniFocaccia]

Re: Dough question

Sounds good. I'm somewhat familiar with the process, which takes time to complete several 'washings'. No need to rush. I'll shoot my address over via PM.

Thanks again, Russell.