Specialty Gardening: Join Us! Seed Swap Seed Starting & Conversation #10, 0 by Tuinkabouter

Tuinkabouter wrote:
Suzy,
I mean transplant them in a mix with fertilizer. Fertilising them yourself is quite risky. You'll burn them tender rootlets before you know it. I made that mistake last year and it cost me a good few babies!
Moonflower and castor beans don't like cold so must stay inside until it's really warm and sunny. Mine have become too big too, but putting them outside now would kill them. So I moved them to the living room.....

BTW, there was an open weekend of the greenhouse farmers in the neighbourhood, so that's where I went: http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb270/AnkeFreese/Slidesho...

And we put up the tomato greenhouses, FINALLY! Was I glad we did, yesterday I could use it as a hide out when I suddenly found myself in a hailstorm while weeding.......