[QUOTE=carolyn137;665853]It's been a rough day here at home,so I apologize for asking

(The babies are 2 weeks old today. A team is coming over to transplant them. I am going to feed them pizza.)

If I can assume that the team would get the pizza since I understand the babies would be too young to deal with it.;)

Carolyn, who should call Pizza World here and order for home delivery,now that you have me thinking pizza.:lol:[/QUOTE]lol, yes Carolyn,pizza was for the humans in the transplant team. Also heath bar crunch cookies, and cut up fruit from Publix. We had such a good time, all were master gardeners, so lots to talk about.

[QUOTE=wildcat62;665856]Looking good[/QUOTE]Thank you.

[QUOTE=KarenO;665858]ah the little darlings...
Love love love transplanting tomato seedlings, wish I could have some pizza too.

excited to watch the progress!

Karen[/QUOTE]
It would have been fun to have you here. Like about 25 KARMA seedlings, plus others.....;)

you know, I have been a transplant coordinator in my career. :)
different kind of transplant
KarenO

[QUOTE=AKmark;665859]Good luck this season[/QUOTE]Thank you very much.

[QUOTE=KarenO;665865]you know, I have been a transplant coordinator in my career. :)
different kind of transplant
KarenO[/QUOTE]
The kind that needs immunosupressants after, no doubt. That would be exciting. Wow, you really are brilliant if you did that.

It was the most challenging role I have had certainly.
K

Tomato and pepper babies had a day to rest, now out in full shade to start hardening off. About 8 days until full sun.

Nice fat looking babies! Do you have to move them every day to harden them? Your flats look very efficient to handle the volume.

[QUOTE=Salsacharley;666017]Nice fat looking babies! Do you have to move them every day to harden them? Your flats look very efficient to handle the volume.[/QUOTE]

Yes, they will be moved a bit further everyday until they get full sun. By then they will be large enough to handle our afternoon thunderstorms too. The flats were bought used online for $4 each, with shipping it came to $8 each. So worth it. DH drilled holes into them for drainage. They are so heavy duty they will be there long after I am gone, lol.
One is a cardboard vegetable box covered in a clear plastic hefty bag because we ran out of red boxes. I got a little overzealous in seed sowing, haha.

Nice. Is it hot out? KarenO

Yep, very hot. Feels like was 87 at 7 am.

Oh, wow. Just realized you don't have to shuffle under lights in
a basement with 4 ft of snow outside, :x:D

We hit 95 yesterday and 92 today. Central Park must have broke
a record at I think 98+

Looks great.

This is two weeks after transplant. They have grown amazingly well. We only lost one tomato plant and two pepper plants out of approximately 375 plants. I had a wonderful crew this year helping me. Everybody was really good. I'm about halfway through with replenishing all my Earthboxes too, I think it's going to be timed just about right.

looking fantastic so far :)
K

Nice outdoor nursery of baby tomato plants. It all looks great as I watch leaves fall from the trees!

Marsha, were you able to get your mat su express seeds to germinate? Hope so.

[QUOTE=Johnniemar;667887]Marsha, were you able to get your mat su express seeds to germinate? Hope so.[/QUOTE]

Yes, I got 3 plants. Had to start about 20 seeds.