Close-up of young green seedlings sprouting from soil in small square plots, nurtured with care by Owl Creek Farm.

True leaves and other growth, and mud

February 24, 2009 1 min to read

The lettuce decided to start growing true leaves after today’s watering. However, they are leaning a lot to reach the light since we only have one:

But it’s enough to grow things so I’m happy. More celery is coming up, the onions are all showing green stems and we now have tomatoes sprouting:

They look a little pale and weak I think, I’ll watch them carefully.

I thinned out a few lettuce and cabbage, even as thin as my fingers are I still managed to get too many seeds in a couple spots, one had 6 in the same spot. Oops. I should have used the tweezers like I thought of last year!

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Amy

Blog Author and Co-owner at Owl Creek Farm

wife + mom to 4 + 1 husky and 3 cats. xennial. introvert. adhd. love audiobooks (mostly sci-fi), gaming, cooking/baking, vegetable gardening, indoor plants. animal welfare and mental health.