(06-08-2020, 10:25 PM)PyreneesPlot Wrote: [ -> ]Shut my eyes when I got near the courgette plants ...
Today gives haricot, tomatoes (sungold and cherry roma) three courgettes and a bloody great marrow!
Charlottes, lettuce, land cress, basil, spring onions, radishes, black cherry Toms, garlic chives and nasturtiums pods.
2 trombas, myriad tumbling tomatoes, and some bigger ones black Russian, shirley, cour di bue, marmande. Sungold, black cherry, sunchocola . Beans., courgettes.
(07-08-2020, 08:22 AM)Admin Wrote: [ -> ]First of my onions yesterday after they had broken their necks...now drying in tbe sun.
How long do they need to dry admin?
One courgette, a couple of beans and mangetout, a few tomatoes, and a bunch more blackberries.
(07-08-2020, 07:00 PM)Broadway Wrote: [ -> ] (07-08-2020, 08:22 AM)Admin Wrote: [ -> ]First of my onions yesterday after they had broken their necks...now drying in tbe sun.
How long do they need to dry admin?
I leave them out as long as it remains dry, wait for the roots to crisp. We have rain forecast Thursday so I shall move them on racks in the shed for a couple of weeks to allow the necks to dry
I do believe someone on here hangs them out like washing
Admin
I do believe someone on here hangs them out like washing
Is that me your referring to Admin ?
Lying out in the rain or humid weather doesn’t work in Ireland but hanging in a poly tunnel with air movement does.
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The greens have all dried up nicely and tightened up at the neck, used some the other night and they were lovely and firm.
