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Ruffsta
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250 PLUS

yep, I have 250 plus on my starts for this year (and I'm not done yet - gotta pace myself), ranging from:

peppers
tomatoes
eggplants
watermelons

and much more - too many to name... what do you have?

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vebyrd36
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Honestly I don't know how many plants I have considering I'm planting an area almost 1/2 acre.

Tomatoes
peppers
onions
flowers

for now, then many others when it warms up a bit.

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I have flowers,tomatoes,peppers,pumpkins ,10 herbs,artichokes,onions,peas,5 diffrent winter vegs. And then when its warm ill do the put in the ground stuff, corn,zucc,...
Fruits and berries, watermelons and many more...

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soil
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I've got over 1000 seedlings going. Too many types to list on my phone.

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Ok so my plants are getting big what's the next step? If I put them in 3in pots I. Won't have grow light space for them. I've taken them outside and harden them off now I can put the cold crops in the ground and give some away? There pretty small I have a spot I'm going to cover with plastic so they don't get smashed. I also have a old old yellow paneled green house I could put my cold crops in. But I need room for the warm crops.
Do I just take them out in the day and bring them in at night? I have this for cover also
[img]https://i1268.photobucket.com/albums/jj565/ericmgilson/2012-02-17_09-10-07_662.jpg[/img]

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Ruffsta
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I'm sorta in the same boat... I had to stop germinating seeds.. because I don't have enough room and enough light to keep going - so I have to do the others as I move the current ones outdoors.. but I have awhile because the weather is not cooperating here in rhode island just yet.

I have my seedlings in 22oz tumblers that I bought at joblot and drilled 3 holes in them at the bottom - they'll be good in there for a couple of weeks - just enough time to put outdoors. here are a couple of pics..

[img]https://img138.imageshack.us/img138/7430/photo0003oc.jpg[/img]

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Wow... right now, I've got 8 seedlings going. I'll probably end up starting anywhere from 10 to 12 more, so a total of 20 or so for the year? I wish I had as much room as everyone else!

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SPierce

Your not alone. One have about 600 sf
I have 50 pepper plants started and will be start 50 more plants soon.
I use intensive gardening techniques, where many folks think they are too crowded. But it turns out well.

Good luck

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2cents wrote:SPierce

Your not alone. One have about 600 sf
I have 50 pepper plants started and will be start 50 more plants soon.
I use intensive gardening techniques, where many folks think they are too crowded. But it turns out well.

Good luck
Thanks- you too! I'm not going to go too crowded, but I AM going to make sure that I use up all the space I have; last year I didn't do that and I regret it.. so this year I'm just going for it!

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I'm going to use the square foot method for some areas.



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