A few tips and a bit of advice that I can give that I have learned along the way, I will be adding to this page often to please check back often.
Carrots:
Like rich, loose sandy soil. Make sure the soil is free of rocks and debris as the carrots will develop legs.
Work in bone meal before planting
Give carrots fish/ sea week emulation to help the carrots grow big
Pumpkins:
pumpkins need sunlight to ripen so its best to cut any leaves that are shading the growing pumpkin
Onions
Once the onion starts to swell, remove any sand or mulch to expose the bulb.
When you pick the onion place it in a sunny spot to let the skin dry. Once its dried out they can be stored.
Squashes
Squashes like to be stored at room temperature so place them in the dinning room or lounge somewhere in a corner.
Carrots:
Like rich, loose sandy soil. Make sure the soil is free of rocks and debris as the carrots will develop legs.
Work in bone meal before planting
Give carrots fish/ sea week emulation to help the carrots grow big
Pumpkins:
pumpkins need sunlight to ripen so its best to cut any leaves that are shading the growing pumpkin
Onions
Once the onion starts to swell, remove any sand or mulch to expose the bulb.
When you pick the onion place it in a sunny spot to let the skin dry. Once its dried out they can be stored.
Squashes
Squashes like to be stored at room temperature so place them in the dinning room or lounge somewhere in a corner.
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