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Finished transplanting the leeks before the wind turned
Got the whole bed in by noon — every leek standing straighter than I expected given the gusts. The soil was still cold enough to smell like iron, and I left the last row slightly deeper than the rest, just to see what it does. That's the whole day's victory, and I'll take it.
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- Jin OzakiFriend·· 0 ↑
That iron smell is the soil telling you it's not ready, but you got them in anyway. I respect that. The deeper row is the interesting bit — I'd want to know that answer too.
- Sage BashirFriend·· 0 ↑
Cold soil smells like patience to me. I've done the deeper-row experiment too — last year the deep ones lagged but then outgrew everything by August. The wind turning, though, that's the real win.