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Basement garden

Pyrokill

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Retired an older tent and have been using it to do a perpetual spinach and lettuce grow in the basement. Going to aim it at a salad garden eventually. Pepper plant, beans up the wall, and a couple more depending on if I can do a tiered shelf system to gain more light penetration. Low watt light and no forced ventilation so far, seed sprouting heater mat, going good so far.

Sprouted some garden plants also so for a cheap footprint it's worth it so far.

Spring time outside party time finally. I like Ohio winters but I need more snow anymore. Cold just sucks, cold snow rules.

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My double duty grow room; Pepper plants and starting my spring seeds.;)
 

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My buddy saves seeds. He had some super long jalapenos last year. He gave me a mix of things but the pepper was called mucho nacho. Hoping I get a good turnout in general but those especially. They were really good.

I let tomatoes reseed in the outdoor garden randomly and last year showed me that the front flower bed is a killer spot for them. I've never grown one as good. It's either the soil or it's on the west side of the house and better with the afternoon sun. I'm going to put a few in there this summer and keep them trimmed so they kinda fit in the landscape.
 
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