{"id":1009,"date":"2011-03-19T17:16:48","date_gmt":"2011-03-19T23:16:48","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.jtalbot.com\/garden\/?p=1009"},"modified":"2011-03-19T18:15:05","modified_gmt":"2011-03-20T00:15:05","slug":"first-transplants","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.jtalbot.com\/garden\/2011\/03\/19\/first-transplants\/","title":{"rendered":"First transplants"},"content":{"rendered":"

No, we didn’t move any of the sprouts out to the yard, but we did move some of the tomato sprouts that had been outgrowing their pellets into the small pots today. Hopefully they take to their new pots and continue growing.<\/p>\n

The peppers always take longer to sprout than the rest, but this year they really seem to be taking their sweet time. I’m starting to think about starting another round of Poblanos, since none of them have sprouted yet.<\/p>\n

Large pots:
\n2\/2 Eggplants (long)
\n2\/2 Jalapeno peppers
\n2\/2 Habanero peppers
\n0\/2 Poblano peppers<\/p>\n

Small pots:
\n6\/6 Early Girl tomatoes
\n6\/6 Roma tomatoes
\n2\/2 Basil have
\n2\/2 Cilantro
\n2\/2 Rosemary
\n1\/1 Cumin
\n1\/1 Dill
\n1\/1 Tarragon
\n1\/1 Thyme
\n0\/6 Eggplants (fat)
\n0\/6 Cayenne peppers<\/p>\n

Starter pellets:
\n18\/18 Roma tomatoes (transplanted to small pots)
\n12\/12 Red Cabbage
\n9\/12 Jalapeno peppers
\n8\/12 Early Girl tomatoes (transplanted to small pots)
\n7\/11 Brandywine tomatoes (transplanted to small pots)
\n6\/6 Broccoli
\n6\/6 Brussels Sprouts
\n6\/6 Cauliflower
\n6\/6 Kale
\n5\/6 Celery
\n5\/6 Cubanelle peppers
\n5\/6 Green Cabbage
\n5\/6 Kohlrabi
\n4\/6 Limon peppers
\n4\/6 Tomatillos
\n3\/6 Anaheim peppers
\n3\/6 Onion
\n3\/6 Serrano peppers
\n1\/12 Banana peppers
\n1\/6 Big Jim peppers
\n1\/12 California Wonder Bell peppers
\n1\/12 Sweet Red Bell peppers
\n0\/6 Habanero peppers
\n0\/6 Mini Belle peppers
\n0\/12 Poblano peppers
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