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Growing Lupins from seed - question?
Hi there, I planted some lupin seeds in early March, the majority of which seem to be doing well, they have been put into seperate pots, I found this picture online which shows seedlings of a very similar size
http://www.gardenersworld.com/what-t...ouse/small.jpg I'm a complete beginner & the only directions I have are on the seed packet which states that they will flower next spring, my question is, what do I do with the plants until then? Will they need to continue moving into larger pots until winter passes this year? They are currently outside in their pots & aside from one which appears to have been eaten by something they are all thriving. Any advice welcome, many thanks. |
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Growing Lupins from seed - question?
Freedom_Spark writes
Hi there, I planted some lupin seeds in early March, the majority of which seem to be doing well, they have been put into seperate pots, I found this picture online which shows seedlings of a very similar size http://tinyurl.com/49yyar I'm a complete beginner & the only directions I have are on the seed packet which states that they will flower next spring, my question is, what do I do with the plants until then? Will they need to continue moving into larger pots until winter passes this year? They are currently outside in their pots & aside from one which appears to have been eaten by something they are all thriving. Any advice welcome, many thanks. Once they get to a reasonable size, they can be planted out in the garden. But they are *very* attractive to slugs, which are quite capable of killing the entire plant. -- Kay |
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