Since then, the Cilantro and Italian parsley has gotten bigger.
This photo was taken at sunrise, so the lighting is a little orangey.
I can't tell which is which though...guess I'll have to wait and see.
On sunny days, I take off the plastic sheet I have over these pots. Then cover them before the sun goes down.
What's happening where you are?
p.s. today is Pocky Day!
Nice! Glad you are able to grow some of your own items. Nothing much going on here but it's going to be a trade wind kind of day. :)
ReplyDeleteenjoy your weekend Laura :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
I live in America where we actually have a backyard. Yet nothing grows in my backyard because deer and all kinds of animals eat them all. xD How nice to see some growth!
ReplyDeleteooh yeah I forgot you had deer in your backyard Nami!
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
Your plants are looking good even at that stage. My beets, cilantro and swiss chard are simply going nowhere with the cold, so I guess I'll be hanging up the gardening gloves til next spring.
ReplyDeleteI think the latitude of Osaka is about the same as the bottom of your "boot", Rowena, which is probably why I have better luck with stuff like cilantro. Hopefully this time around I will actually have "orbs" of beets.
ReplyDeleteYou take care.
Kat
Fingers crossed that these all grow and you get good use out of them in your dishes!
ReplyDeleteNice to see your green thumb at work again Kat!
ReplyDeletehope so too K!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kirk!
Take care you two.
Kat