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i sent my friend a grow you own mushroom kit last year, and he's been delighted with the funghi fun he's had growing enormous mushrooms.
I'd now like to send him something else he could grow quickly and without much fuss indoors and (optional) eat.
Any recommendations
I'd now like to send him something else he could grow quickly and without much fuss indoors and (optional) eat.
Any recommendations
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The quickest thing to grow at this time of the year would be a radish.. takes about four or five weeks from sowing to harvest. Just do them in any old pots, maybe get a selection.
The other thing that springs to mind is Chilli peppers, but then you are looking at six months.
Tomatoes are great, if you are growing in a pot, have a look for a type called Maskotka ..they dont get much taller than 15 '' and are suited to container growing where they tumble over the side. They do produce a vast amount of fruit for their size. The biggest bonus it there is no maintenance to them, other than watering. I always do about 30 of these every year.
The other thing that springs to mind is Chilli peppers, but then you are looking at six months.
Tomatoes are great, if you are growing in a pot, have a look for a type called Maskotka ..they dont get much taller than 15 '' and are suited to container growing where they tumble over the side. They do produce a vast amount of fruit for their size. The biggest bonus it there is no maintenance to them, other than watering. I always do about 30 of these every year.
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Seriously, sprouting seeds - one example here, but Google it for more options
https://www.ukjuicers.com/healthy-kitchen/sprouters-and-seeds/bean-and-seed-sprouters?gclid=Cj0KCQiAjKqABhDLARIsABbJrGlO8Ez1rzynteccuWT1uf0mSCXg1DLFLojD0uhqKjIMo_fx7rGU5K8aAg7REALw_wcB
Seriously, sprouting seeds - one example here, but Google it for more options
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As a rule I would always get my seeds from Premier Seeds Direct .. but since last year they closed up shop on Ebay. This year you can shop direct with them although prices have now gone through the roof .. or you get a tiny amount of seeds compared to what you got last year !
Can't really say we have ever had any problems with Wilko's seeds .. possibly the best price on the high street !
Can't really say we have ever had any problems with Wilko's seeds .. possibly the best price on the high street !
Avoid tomatoes, they're not ideal for beginners and need lots of warmth and sunshine. Plus its way too early for tomatoe growing in the UK.
I had one of these for birthday last year. I loved it and have just bought more basil seeds so that I can start it all over again.
Shop around as mine was from a different seller but cant remember who.
https://www.boroughbox.com/basil-hydro-herb-kit?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIn6eo2ryw7gIVmuvtCh3cdAkZEAQYBiABEgL1wPD_BwE
I had one of these for birthday last year. I loved it and have just bought more basil seeds so that I can start it all over again.
Shop around as mine was from a different seller but cant remember who.
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This all I can find bednobs.
https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?pid=437
I would stick to one of the types that produce marble size fruits, I will try and find what I grow outside, name escapes me at the moment.
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I would stick to one of the types that produce marble size fruits, I will try and find what I grow outside, name escapes me at the moment.
Forgot link getting tired, no alcohol involved.
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/grow-cherry-tomatoes-inside-home-99678.html
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