sure enough they cut open the egg door and looked in there she is just kind of taking a little half nap in there she had later egg and it was kind of  an hour to write them off you know only takes a couple minutes to actually mellow but not one to be pushed around can achieve a soil temperature of about fifty five degrees overnight you can get those tomatoes out like they can take a little a little cooler than the peppers takes nighttime temperatures without pouting the way the peppers do a so i usually look for about a first week in may kind of planting for the tomatoes that is with protection going to be put in the wonder towel under weighing in the towers of power around past i've always had a lot of cool weather crops going and you always get that time crunch time it's time to get the weather warm weather stuff inside kind of reverse my season over the years kind of a little during december january when nothing grows and i clean up the garden i get everything ready and hit the warm weather stuff hard you know and if there's any time left over after that then i put in the you know like carrots like beets salad greens mustards that sort of thing but as far as those degree days you know the warm days the long day's work that there's no substitute for you know my my focus has been to get warm you know concentrate on the warm weather stuff and and then you know cram other will stuff in sight you know things like lettuce yeah sticks on me and have some go on but i'm not good feel i've seen a lot of little beds with around town as i'm driving home from work with little broccoli starts all cabbage starts you know you can see a mile away with red cabbage you know three true leaves sticking out there that's great but you know that it's going to grow fairly slowly in the cooler weather and then it's really going to start peppers that's fine but that's just where i've been going so you see a lot of blank beds right now and they're all spent you know i've already it's just like a paycheck it's all spent already you know are in the ground because i love peapods i've also got the green project and also i got a nice rotation with the cucumbers you know i use the same bed same trellis sometimes even the same string a know so these peace will be done by the third week in june hopefully and my drop dead date the very latest i can plant the cucumber tears as a two week transplants going to be july fourth i usually try to interesting set here and planted the super snappy store which is a highly tender old hybrid little shorty self supporting more or less than a tall variety this is mammoth melting sugar and then on italian it's to do munch ya know eat it all snow peed in the back now this but as you can see some of them are a lot bigger than the others and that's because i was having a very interesting away you know round up the usual suspects raccoons possums rats cats birds wombats crows i was suspecting i realize it was something nocturnal i you know i at first i thought maybe crows but it didn't happen during the day so i was thinkin maybe a rat would like that might set a trap right right kind of where he had gotten to in the row and caught a really nice specimen show on his pelt on the walls matter of fact but yeah  put it down right on the soil and solar ised soil this is allowing the sun to shine through that clear plastic the dark earth which i watered him to produce a better thermal mass that dark think it took well i see a really good scar there in fact i happen to know this is a monster root stock i might use this one i'm kind of torn although this one did get a week behind and you can see what happens you know in a week between these two these were actually craft in the same set so you can see you've got probably use this one but this i guess my point here is you know you seen me over the years grow up the two sets of little baby seedlings and you know you've got to time it right and then you've got to you know make these little micro cuts and clip them and put them in the special feeling chamber and you might have got the idea very unforgiving very hard to do you know you get one shot to do it vitals for a week while the graft didn't today and then it got chopped again put back in the box in the dark for another week and here it is you know ready to go so not you know it's kind of fussy technique but as far as forgiving yeah yeah there's there's there's a little wiggle room you know when you're doing this and you know if you just keep bafta you know you don't have to you know you're not going to be a commercial to much tomato and you don't need to learn how to do a whole flat in half an hour and make them all live you just need to fool around you know go yourself you know say twenty four cylons twenty four of the root stock and you can get you know a couple good plants out of it almost guaranteed you know if you pay attention to what you're doing and you know it's a technique i think more people should be trying i get to have anyone call me or email me clip doesn't squish in as much i thought i'd try some little sticky ones and even the skinny one worked i think you know which usually i'd say that was too early but you know he was just the third one in the thing for going to do it's hot one of these  stuff but you want to be pretty careful you don't want you know be grabbing it from that stem like i normally would know you can see why you know we're using this root stock very aggressive the other thing you'll notice with these you know tomatoes have that stinky smell anyway the stuff is really stinky on the it's from the wild root stock is so i'm going to you'll notice that graft has to stay above the soil line and the whole point of the resistance is this doesn't touch the soil the non disease resistant part  plants but here we want that graft well i'd rather see a little mound here than any kind of depression most the same thing you're going to do in the garden bed too you're going to plant it right at the same level it was at i'm sure it's clear on the bench for another week so he spent a week in the healing chamber worry about a week in the sort of transition chamber and he's been on the bench for a little while so i'm going to go ahead and include them and there you go  them don't come up so i'm going to do is you know at this point all started to you know i need about you know one i've got six kind of morphologies going on here all probably take one of each and then maybe double up one of them and so i need six plants i've got a bunch of others couple things you can do at this point you can either start thinning the weak ones you know start making your picks right now but it is possible i'll probably let them grow up for another week or so and then you can start popping them out and picking the winners so anyway and the other thing that i'm going to so you can see that after a little bit of transplant shock peppers don't like transplant like their distant cousin the tomato and the they power a little bit in the sky also looks like it needs a little nutrient will nitrogen and i do not fertilize good and you can see how you don't see like you know doubling of growth but you will notice that these first set of leaves start to get a little bigger you know the second set is a little bigger so this guy has made some you know he's put on that week's progress compared to these other guys so it's time to palm off and that's what we're going to be doing next week so we're