Damping-off Cull
Jenny sits on the low garden wall, inspecting the seed trays for fungal fuzz in the humid air. Kevin stands nearby, holding the copper spray bottle ready to treat the healthy tomato and basil cells. The air remains heavy and still as the dry season persists.
Kevin spends the morning inspecting the seed trays, carefully removing seedlings affected by damping-off, while Jenny focuses on the heirloom seed tin and checking the progress of her ankle while the air remains heavy.
Kevin — spray copper on the healthy tomato and basil cells, moving methodical down the rows
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Watch the edges of the lettuce, Kevin. If that fuzz spreads, the whole tray goes.
Reach into the medical kit to pull out fresh gauze and antiseptic for my ankle.
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Pulling the bad ones. No sense spraying dead ground.
cull the damping-off lettuce and pepper cells, bag them in newspaper for burning
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Just make sure you don't let the spores touch the healthy ones.
Apply antiseptic to my ankle and wrap it tightly in fresh
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Won't.
wash hands in the basin, then pull the remaining affected cells clean — no contact with healthy stock
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I need to check the radio log. The boat is three days out.
Walk back to the cottage, limping slightly on the ankle.
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Log's on the shelf. Last contact was Tuesday. They said Friday if the swell drops.
finish culling the last damping-off cells, seal the newspaper bags, carry them to the south beach for burning
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I'll start the radio log. We can't miss the window.
Sit at the kitchen table and open the radio log.
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