Every single one of the capsicum sprouts got munched by slugs.
Now I have cucumber sprouts that have worked realy well in the bean sprout sprouter.
These seem to have done particularly well in the sprouter, but that could just be because they are a large seed, and make a large sprout.
I'm calling using a bean sprout sprouter to raise seedlings for aquaponics, a total success.
This cucumber sprout is around 240mm in total length from tip of root to leaves.
That's a big sprout.
All grown from seed in the bean sprout sprouter, and all strong, healthy, and best of all totally organic.
Actually the real "best of all", is that it doesnt contain any dirt that needs washing off before planting in the system.
Also, it's length means the roots should reach nearly to the bottom of my grow beds.
Much more than they need to find all the water and nutrient they could desire.
And all that means they should have no problems growing.
120 Things in 20 years - struggling without a spell checker to post anything at all, but still managing to put some semi-science out there in the form of my Aquaponics cucumber sprouts.
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