Well, it’s the end of another week and my tomato sprouts are thriving.
However, after almost two weeks, I still hadn’t seen any sign of my bell peppers. I was beginning to worry that I was over-watering them, or that maybe they weren’t getting enough sunlight. So I turned to the infinite source of all wisdom and knowledge, Google.
The articles I read reassured me that depending on the temperature and environment, bell peppers can take longer to germinate than most seeds. I decided no to give up on them.
Last night, my patience paid off. I have several new bell pepper sprouts and more are popping up every hour!
The weather has been absolutely beautiful, so if I have time this weekend, I’m going to try to get my sunflowers and milkweed in the ground! I’m just hoping the squirrels don’t dig them up again. Grrrr.
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My sister is too clever for her own good!
Very clever in putting your sister in charge. Good move! I am happy that your tomato sprouts are growing. Happy Friday to you as well, Jackie!
Your sister will do great! 🙂 How long does it usually take for the peppers to be peppers? I wonder if it’s different in other climates.
Doug from Up would totally take care of those squirrels for you 😉
I wanted to grow sunflowers this year but I fear its too late to get started.
I haven’t planted mine yet. Weekend ended up being a lot crazier than I expected. This week, for sure!