Japanese mustard spinach planter cultivation

Japanese mustard spinach, a representative of vegetable cultivation for beginners

Japanese mustard spinach planter cultivation | Record 1 | This is the observation record from the 6th day to the 18th day, continuing from the previous time.

Six days after seeding, the bud has grown a little and the next leaf is showing its face.

I'm going to skip the dates a little and introduce them.

On the 9th day, I'm going to grow up energetically.

By the 10th day, the leaves had grown considerably.

On the 13th day, even the 6th and 7th leaves have come out.

I didn't thin it out, but the neighboring solid stopped growing and fell off.

On the 16th day, it seems that the leaf veins are clearly visible, and the leaves are getting thicker.

Day 18 was pretty chaotic.

The harvest time in summer is 22 to 30 days after seeding, so I would like to carefully wait for the best time to eat.

To be continued