So the compost arrived
leveled it:

what you see in the image above is that wherever I planted, I did that directly in the compost, I then covered with a thin layer of soil.
leveled it:
This is cabbage:
I also continued with the bread baking, this is my last:
Yeap, indeed, second attempt failed as well.
I will try one last time to have the cabbage and cauliflower seedlings brought into this world.
Check out my process and new location:
So I got these big cups from Action, less than 2 euros for 10 of them, also from the very same Action got some marbles and added one per cup, then for each one marbled up cup I have a pair that I put some holes in it's bottom and filled it with pot soil.
As you can, maybe, see I put the ones filled with the potted earth, and seeds ;), into the ones that have the marble on the base.
So after 4 days the seedlings were like:
And after a few more days they got longer, but too long and didn't stop longing for the light so I bought a (cheap) grow light:
but I guess was too late, so today I threw them in my backyard
and started anew:
Yesterday I got the mail with the seeds I will use for seedlings:
I already bought last days a tray ready with cups for seedlings and a bag of seed starting mix (
some lukewarm water, then I filled 3/4 of each cup in the tray with it,
and since it has 40 cups I seeded 25 with cabbage
and the rest, 15, with cauliflower seeds,
both types of seed in/at like 1/2 cm depth, put just a bit more of
lukewarm water and put the tray in my attic, high on a cast:
I hope there will be a good spot as it is warm but also some light for later on, I wished it was more but yeah, what can I do.
As you can see I started with cabbage and cauliflower because I plan to seeds it both at the end of February or start of March, if the weather helps like in the last years, if not a bit late and so the seedlings will not grow way to much and start to complain...
So the compost arrived and I was transporting it and drop it over the carton: 40 wheelbarrows here: leveled it: and today I started plantin...