The pak choi, which should grow in no time, has made no appearance. A small number of lettuce have emerged, by that I mean about 3 hahaha, not nearly the number expected going from other people's experiences with growing lettuce.
Today I used a small garden fork to break up the soil a bit to help the small seedlings have a better chance. It was a case of basically replanting the small seedlings into the broken up soil. So hopefully the little guys get a chance to grow now.
On a happier note the chillies seem to be doing well in their new pots, the spring onions are growing and the coriander (cilantro) is starting to flower which I am happy to see after I gave it some harsh pruning during it's growth. I basically tried to extend the leaf life of the plant by removing any parts that were trying to flower during it's growth. This seemed to work quite well and I got many, many weeks of great use out of it before I decided to leave it alone and let it go to seed. So I am very happy to see the flowers because I can harvest more coriander seeds in the near future.
So for now the adventure continues and if nothing else I have learned a few things along this journey, although a few vege to eat would be nice too...but for now I have to be content and wait...
Chillies coming along..

Spring Onions still at it...

Coriander starting to flower....

3 Lettuce......wow..lets make a REALLY small salad...
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