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Hey everyone, looking for some advice/ideas.....
The last two years planting my garden, we have purchased starter plants (tomatoes, green peppers, poblano peppers, cucumbers, cantaloupe), that have thrived in my garden. We have also attempted to plant such things as green bush beans, peas, sweet corn, onion sets (which were started in a starter tray and transplanted like the peppers and tomatoes), of which all theses never germinated or as with the onion sets died off.
When I planted everything in the summer of 2024, I also put in some 10-10-10 fertilizer when all the pre-started plants were transplanted and dressed the rows that were seeds were planted. The whole garden was watered at a minimum of every other day if not every day with a watering can so as to not over water the garden. Once a week, I would also mix miracle grow in when I watered.
Any suggestions as to what might be the issue or what I could do differently?
The last two years planting my garden, we have purchased starter plants (tomatoes, green peppers, poblano peppers, cucumbers, cantaloupe), that have thrived in my garden. We have also attempted to plant such things as green bush beans, peas, sweet corn, onion sets (which were started in a starter tray and transplanted like the peppers and tomatoes), of which all theses never germinated or as with the onion sets died off.
When I planted everything in the summer of 2024, I also put in some 10-10-10 fertilizer when all the pre-started plants were transplanted and dressed the rows that were seeds were planted. The whole garden was watered at a minimum of every other day if not every day with a watering can so as to not over water the garden. Once a week, I would also mix miracle grow in when I watered.
Any suggestions as to what might be the issue or what I could do differently?