Finally...red cherry tomatoes. Can't wait to taste these beautiful little wonders. What a busy few weeks. After a good cleaning and water changes on all the systems, it was time to have a little feast. We made a lot of pesto from the large basil plant, whipped up a very nice fennel recipe to accompany a dinner, and are already looking forward to the next culinary extravaganza from our garden.
We have transplanted all Grow 4 plants with the exception of the leeks and spinach. Grow 5 will be mostly lettuces since we seem to be eating a lot of salads now. I am reserving space in the PowerGrower as well as the Ebb and Gro systems for the upcoming Cucumbers and White Eggplant that was seeded in Grow 4.
The peppers are all doing very well - even the one with a SuperNova "tattoo". Loads of flowers that soon will become nice little peppers. Our sickly Roma plant in the PowerGrower just won't give up and has several tomatoes (green) growing and getting larger. The new Roma plants look better than ever. I think our strategy of leaving them in the AeroFlo36 longer has really worked.
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