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Brianna Brunner

Sowing Carrots in a HOT climate




We all know that carrots love the cold- growing them in a place like central florida can be tricky as we have to start them in warmer weather. Here’s what I do to have higher germination rates. 


* First I’ll dig two trenches and scatter my carrot seeds generously because they will be thinned. *


I’ll cover my carrots and take two bricks and place them at the end of each of my covered trenches.*


on top of the bricks I’ll place two pieces of wood. This is to ensure that after I water the carrots the sun doesn’t immediately evaporate the water out of the soil.


 *once you see germination you can remove the boards. *


This can also be done with cardboard! Check on your carrots around 4-7 days for germination! :)



Again, this is not necessary for colder zones. Knowing your climate and how and when to plant can be tricky! 

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Brianna Brunner
09 de ago. de 2022

It is!! 👏🏽👏🏽

Curtir

aimeekaduce
09 de ago. de 2022

Really smart! I’m way North of you but it’s a struggle here too with the heat.

Curtir
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