I have not worked on the garden since last year, and we had ice overnight here in MA, and mostly rain so far this month and more to follow, but temps into the low 60's are predicted for next week. And about a week ago I stated seedlings from tomato and Butternuts quash from last year, using a mixed of store-bought above ground garden soils and top soil that a couple neighbors bought for me (and most of the produce is for the neighborhood, by the grace of God.), and which are growing under a very improvised contraption of cheap (about $2) grow lights.
Almost all the seeds germinated (I let harvested tomato seeds stew in the juices and pulp for 2 days to remove enamel, before washing them in warm water, and letting them dry on paper bags until planting). But I have yet to pare the seedlings down to one in each cup, and I then often try to remove the ones I remove and plant them in other cups.
The Dunkin Donut cups came from a whole box a neighbor threw out years ago, and the local shop did not want them back (I asked), but i ran out this year. I likely will transplant the ones in small cups into larger containers.
Then there is the water supply.
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