Hi,
I'm a newbie in all of these herbs thing but I'm in culinary school and having the freshest ingredients is one the most important things in this career so here I am.
Today was the first day I added some seeds to some nice soil.
I started with, basil, thyme and dill.
Here are some pics of the seeds going in the soil.
[img]https://i353.photobucket.com/albums/r389/evo_flo/IMG00344-20100721-1412.jpg[/img]
Planting the basil seeds.
[img]https://i353.photobucket.com/albums/r389/evo_flo/Semillasdeeneldo.jpg[/img]
Planting dill seeds.
[img]https://i353.photobucket.com/albums/r389/evo_flo/Tresplantaciones.jpg[/img]
All of them together.
If you're wondering, I didn't put any pics of the thyme seeds because I took the pics with my blackberry and you couldn't see them.
Cheers.
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- rainbowgardener
- Super Green Thumb
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- Joined: Sun Feb 15, 2009 6:04 pm
- Location: TN/GA 7b
I just planted them yesterday so I dug a little bit but I couldn't find the seeds so I supose I will leave it like that and wait for your advice when it sprouts.
And well since I've already made a mistake I would like some advices with this herbs, like how often do I have to water each of them, do I just spray over the soil? or do I pour watter so it goes all the way down?, and all of those things because as I said I'm newbie in all of this.
Cheers.
And well since I've already made a mistake I would like some advices with this herbs, like how often do I have to water each of them, do I just spray over the soil? or do I pour watter so it goes all the way down?, and all of those things because as I said I'm newbie in all of this.
Cheers.