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My tips regarding tying & automatic of watering plants of my seedlings
Showing you seedling bed
these are 2nd & 3rd seedlings |
I would not be without my little boogie, I can sit on it & do most of my jobs with my plants.
My tools I need are handy inside the lid. |
This is a plant ready to to take the basal growth & bottom leafs off |
The job completed
notice layflat tubling for watering
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Bringing down the breaks |
Job completed |
Different size rings & clips, labels & my off cuts of nylon curtain material |
This is great idea for keeping your plant positioned before you using rings. placed between 2 canes & figure 8 & tied, it's slightly elastic & easy to adjust
I got this curtain material from Sam Oldham in the seventies & it's still going strong. |
I grow lots of my seedlings on natural break |
This is monro clip which are over forty years old I am afraid you can't obtain them now |
W clip which is ideal on thin canes |
This has taken the place of Monro Clip |
I use 2 canes tied together with electricans tape when the canes start to rot which saves you cost of buying new also if you need to extend length to suit the plant |
This is my automatic watering, works of timer & solenoid valve
For my earlies I use layflat tubing |
| I hope these few tips have been useful. |
Transporting Blooms to National & Shows & Staging
These photographs taken during the National Late Show 2007
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