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PostPosted: May 3rd, '13, 00:18 
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Watercress is another no-no... unless you want all your growbeds full of the stuff


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Don't plant beans and peas near a splashy water inlet.


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PostPosted: May 3rd, '13, 06:42 
Don't have "splashy" water inlets... :D


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Put a tile or something similar over splashy inlets :D


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im having trouble with english spinach at the moment. It gets to about a hand span in size and then rots.


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PostPosted: May 3rd, '13, 08:24 
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Marc d W wrote:
im having trouble with english spinach at the moment. It gets to about a hand span in size and then rots.

you might want to try dropping the flood level in the bed


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good idea mantis. my beds flood almost to the surface so that is probably the problem


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Aren't you supposed to flood to the surface to get rid of bugs. What is a good height from surface to flood?


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Was getting ready to plant watercress too... Phew!


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I planted it when I first set up my bed.
2 years later it still appears in random places...


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Growth in my bed is much better after I raised bed about 50mm above high tide mark (only one months experience so far, so don't put down as gospel).

I found my first lettuce sprout in the GB this morning. That is after 3 goes in the last 2 months. Seedlings in raising mix are ready to be planted out this weekend.


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