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This year I managed to get all of my tomato and pepper seeds started at roughly the same time. I started all of these trays in my home during the germination stage, and they were placed around every available window. A few trays didn’t receive nearly enough light, and when they were [ Continue Reading at http://www.itfarmersblog.com/?p=2779 ]
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IT-Farmer is a self professed "computer guy", working in the publishing industry for about ten years now. In 2007, after reading repeatedly bad news about the economy, he decided it was time to learn how to grow food "Just In Case".
Farming for survival was the intention, but it lead to a new respect for nature, and became a much enjoyed hobby.
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I always try to start my peppers a few weeks before the tomatoes. It never happens.