https://waldenlabs.com/the-ultimate-companion-planting-guide-chart/
Their link to the big chart is bad but I have the chart on my cloud; https://permasteader.route66custom.com/cloud/index.php/s/gzdDRYe4Qganzas
Scroll down to Companion_Planting_Chart.pdf - click on it and then look for the down arrow to download.
My 6-8 inch tomato starts look really good but the ones I got from the Amish store are 14-16 inches and have flowers. Sat there looking at both and had an epiphany. Feed sooner and more frequently. Bought some OMRI fish based fertilizer. Good and stinky.
Guess I should start some marigolds. Better late than never.
Yep. As soon as any seedling has 2 ADULT leaves (not counting the seed/seedling-leaves) its time to EAT. But, us a much milder formulation on them - they’re babies!
I’m going to make mine tough it out - don’t want to re-pot into bigger pots - they’re still OK and not root-bound in their 4” pots. ;)
Getting in the taters today, as well as 3 kinds of KALE and some salad greens. Broke down and bought more Broccoli as I found a 6-pack of the Bonnie brand, ‘Lieutenant’ that gave me two exceptional crops last season. If something works - stick with it! :)
Pollard; Marigolds; Just buy some trays at the local garden center.