Well, first attempt of carrots wasn’t the best success but they were still delicious! My fault here was that I didn’t notice that I planted the carrots bunched together. The seedlings were so tiny that I thought I was planting individual carrots into each hole, but I was actually planting 3 or 4! So they all wound around each other in the fight to dig down to more water. I’ve learnt my lesson and looking forward to some epic carrots this season!
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Thanks Jean, they did taste delicious!