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Just dug up 2 potato plants that are starting to flower. 1 early 1 maincrop. Plenty pots they are bloomin tiny! The severe lack of rain these last couple of months means a pis poor crop of potatoes for old trap trap!:thumbdown:

Mind you, these last couple of days might help them swell.

 

Anyone else had a peek at their tatties?

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Just dug up 2 potato plants that are starting to flower. 1 early 1 maincrop. Plenty pots they are bloomin tiny! The severe lack of rain these last couple of months means a pis poor crop of potatoes for old trap trap!:thumbdown:

Mind you, these last couple of days might help them swell.

 

Anyone else had a peek at their tatties?

 

ate some last sunday trappa for sunday dinner with a sprig on mint :notworthy:. thought we was having some more today but we ended up with Roasty's instead.

 

I'll get a picture up soon of the plot she growing a few veg and bits on :thumbs:, have to admit which is unusual for my missus she is making a grand job :whistling:.

 

Jasp

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To early for mine, one thing though, i thinks its a little mythical that spuds need a lot of water personaly.

 

Ive only watered mine 2 or three times sice planting :thumbs: .

 

My garlics done, that bemused me a little, my herb garden is doing amazing, really enjoying that this year.

 

cucumbers, im sick of em, picking huge fruits every day (cant complain).

 

ATB D

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she just told me the Tatties she used was Maris piper :hmm:, no idea if it makes any difference what sort they are but most of these are a good Golf ball size at least.

 

same as Doug! watered them a couple of times a day :thumbs:

 

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To early for mine, one thing though, i thinks its a little mythical that spuds need a lot of water personaly.

 

Ive only watered mine 2 or three times sice planting :thumbs: .

 

My garlics done, that bemused me a little, my herb garden is doing amazing, really enjoying that this year.

 

cucumbers, im sick of em, picking huge fruits every day (cant complain).

 

ATB D

i agree wi the spuds and water thing mate,the wifes garlics done and were just starting to rattle the pea pods :boogie: as for cucs the wifes are shite every year,the only ones that turn out are the round ones,any idea why :hmm::thumbs:

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To early for mine, one thing though, i thinks its a little mythical that spuds need a lot of water personaly.

 

Ive only watered mine 2 or three times sice planting :thumbs: .

 

My garlics done, that bemused me a little, my herb garden is doing amazing, really enjoying that this year.

 

cucumbers, im sick of em, picking huge fruits every day (cant complain).

 

ATB D

i agree wi the spuds and water thing mate,the wifes garlics done and were just starting to rattle the pea pods :boogie: as for cucs the wifes are shite every year,the only ones that turn out are the round ones,any idea why :hmm::thumbs:

 

Humidity?? We only have two plants of Cucs, ill have a look at the strain when im up the morrow.

 

I would always go for a Fem, and only ever water from the base, never wetting the stem.

 

Also i have an allaminium tray and a bottle of water dripping onto it, the water evapurates under the plant creating a little moisture, another one of my silly gadgets that probably doesnt make a blind bit of difference really :laugh: .

 

I always empty a bucket of water in the cuc room to bring the humidity up as well.

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To early for mine, one thing though, i thinks its a little mythical that spuds need a lot of water personaly.

 

Ive only watered mine 2 or three times sice planting :thumbs: .

 

My garlics done, that bemused me a little, my herb garden is doing amazing, really enjoying that this year.

 

cucumbers, im sick of em, picking huge fruits every day (cant complain).

 

ATB D

i agree wi the spuds and water thing mate,the wifes garlics done and were just starting to rattle the pea pods :boogie: as for cucs the wifes are shite every year,the only ones that turn out are the round ones,any idea why :hmm::thumbs:

 

The long ones never make it home?? :laugh: :laugh: :hmm:

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To early for mine, one thing though, i thinks its a little mythical that spuds need a lot of water personaly.

 

Ive only watered mine 2 or three times sice planting :thumbs: .

 

My garlics done, that bemused me a little, my herb garden is doing amazing, really enjoying that this year.

 

cucumbers, im sick of em, picking huge fruits every day (cant complain).

 

ATB D

i agree wi the spuds and water thing mate,the wifes garlics done and were just starting to rattle the pea pods :boogie: as for cucs the wifes are shite every year,the only ones that turn out are the round ones,any idea why :hmm::thumbs:

 

The long ones never make it home?? :laugh: :laugh: :hmm:

you disappoint me mate,i was expecting that reply first :laugh::thumbs:

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To early for mine, one thing though, i thinks its a little mythical that spuds need a lot of water personaly.

 

Ive only watered mine 2 or three times sice planting :thumbs: .

 

My garlics done, that bemused me a little, my herb garden is doing amazing, really enjoying that this year.

 

cucumbers, im sick of em, picking huge fruits every day (cant complain).

 

ATB D

i agree wi the spuds and water thing mate,the wifes garlics done and were just starting to rattle the pea pods :boogie: as for cucs the wifes are shite every year,the only ones that turn out are the round ones,any idea why :hmm::thumbs:

 

The long ones never make it home?? :laugh: :laugh: :hmm:

you disappoint me mate,i was expecting that reply first :laugh::thumbs:

 

I was thinking Cup winner asking moi for advice, Aye thats when the penny dropped LOL,

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Im not keen on leaving em in the ground longer than i have to, the worms soon attack and put holes in them so i like to pull them as soon as they flower but this year they are shockingly small compared to last year this time.

Its still early mind but .

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To early for mine, one thing though, i thinks its a little mythical that spuds need a lot of water personaly.

 

Ive only watered mine 2 or three times sice planting :thumbs: .

 

My garlics done, that bemused me a little, my herb garden is doing amazing, really enjoying that this year.

 

cucumbers, im sick of em, picking huge fruits every day (cant complain).

 

ATB D

i agree wi the spuds and water thing mate,the wifes garlics done and were just starting to rattle the pea pods :boogie: as for cucs the wifes are shite every year,the only ones that turn out are the round ones,any idea why :hmm::thumbs:

 

The long ones never make it home?? :laugh: :laugh: :hmm:

you disappoint me mate,i was expecting that reply first :laugh::thumbs:

 

I was thinking Cup winner asking moi for advice, Aye thats when the penny dropped LOL,

im no cup winner wi cucumbers mate :thumbs:

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Im not keen on leaving em in the ground longer than i have to, the worms soon attack and put holes in them so i like to pull them as soon as they flower but this year they are shockingly small compared to last year this time.

Its still early mind but .

It's not worm's mate it's the slug's that fook the job up..get some hedgehog friendly slug pellet's sorted.. :thumbs: .

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