Spring season has started, if only indoors – with heat mats, and lamps. While it’s hailing and snowing outside, it sure is nice to have seedlings to watch, tend and care for.
On February 12, I got one Bio Dome planted, with Broccoli, Cabbage, Mustard Greens and Parlsley.
- Bio-dome planted
- Bio Dome, ready for seeding
Today, 12 days later, I am hoping I did not allow them to get too leggy before moving them off the heat mat and under lights. I moved them only 6 days after they were sown, on February 18. The missing spots are for Parsley.
Parsley ALWAYS takes longer to germinate, and I am in fact surprised that all but one of the 18 seedlings are up today, just 12 days after planting. Sometimes I have had them take as long as 3 weeks. They must be liking getting watered with Kangen Water. Soon they will join the rest of the seedlings under lights in the garage.
![Parsley seedlings emerging](http://boels.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/parsley-later.jpg)
Parsley seedlings germinate later
And here are some of this years onions. If you want to see the process for starting onion seeds, watch my video from last year.