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Tag Archives: chicks
Baby chicks, take two
After our first baby chicks met a sad fate, we decided to try again. Here you can see our four new baby chicks: three Golden Sex Links and one Golden Laced Wyandotte. The chicks are now about a week old … Continue reading
Baby chicks RIP
I’m sad to report our baby chicks are all dead. We’ve been keeping them in the basement in a large box. Our dog Gala has been curious about the chicks so we’ve kept the door closed to the basement to keep … Continue reading
Gawky chicks and the indoor phantom insects return!
A few things for my quick post today. First, I noticed more insect damage under the grow lights yesterday. As you can see in the lower right, one of the watermelon seeds was cut down. So the seedling damage continues. … Continue reading
Under the grow lights: The summer crops emerge
Last weekend, I seeded my summer crops. As you can see, I’m having really good germination and early growth under the new grow lights. In these 28 pots, I have three types of cucumbers (Alibi, Green Slam, and Boothby’s Blonde), … Continue reading
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Tagged basil, chicks, corn, cucumbers, grow lights, melon, peppers, petunias, seedlings, squash
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Portland raised bed garden and baby chicks
Gardeners in the Pacific Northwest eagerly take advantage of every nice day during the spring. Last weekend was absolutely beautiful — warm and sunny — and I missed the whole thing! Well, I didn’t exactly miss it, but I wasn’t … Continue reading