I'll be transplanting some of the spring plants really soon.  That's the Radicchio, the Kale, the Bok Choy, and the Romaine.

Under the lower light, I have six 6-packs

1. Giant Flower Zinnias
2. Cut and Come Again Zinnias
3. Coleus
4. Creeping Thyme
5. Romaine
6. Kale 

The first set of Zinnias, the Coleus and the Creeping Thyme are all germinated.  The others I started today, so they definitely need some time.  

Under the big light, I have...

• a large Bok Choy
• 6 Bok Choy starts
• 6 Kale starts
• 6 Radicchio starts
• Cilantro
• 1 Creeping Thyme
• 5 Coleus starts
• 6 Sweet Pea starts

Most of those will get transplanted in 2 weeks.  Only the Coleus and the Creeping Thyme need to stay there.  

So once I've freed up some space, I should start at least one 6 pack of Basil.  I'll also start another pack of each kind of Zinnia.  The Romaine and the Kale that I started today might also be ready to transplant within the next 2 to 3 weeks.  

I need to get at least 2 more bags of potting mix.  I started one of the containers with the peas, but I ran out like, immediately.  If I get two more bags, I'll start the other two.  Once they're germinated, we'll be ready to move them outside.  I'll also need like, 2 or 3 more bags to just throw in the raised bed.  I need to make sure I bring the level all the way up before I go transplanting stuff in there.