The Heat and the Humidity
Kevin and Jenny stand over the seed potato crate as the sun beats down on the dry soil. Jenny checks the moisture in the heirloom seedling trays while Kevin inspects the new mortar on the garden wall.
Kevin successfully carves the trenches into the garden soil, ensuring the depth is perfect for the seed potato planting. Jenny attempts to water the heirloom trays, but her clumsiness causes her to spill a significant amount of water, displacing the soil and risking the delicate seedlings.
Soil's too dry. Need to water the trenches before the seed goes in. You want the hoe or the can?
walk to the water tank and fill two galvanized cans
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The can. We don't drown the seedlings, just Kevin.
Take the can and begin a slow watering of the heirloom trays.
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Right. Trenches.
take the hoe and cut two straight drills thirty centimetres deep along the marked grid lines
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Watch the depth, you'll slice the roots if you go deeper.
Kneel by the edge of the trench and Test the soil with a finger.
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Got it.
pull the hoe back and recut the drills to fifteen centimetres, letting the blade skim just deep enough
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Good. Now let the water sink in before it runs off.
Pour the water slowly into the first trench, watching for pooling.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.