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Is this okay for one month worth of growth I plan to transplant into ground next month I initially germinated them in a cell trey but they got leggy so I transplanted them here an I use the natural sun outside to give them stretch and reduce shock when I do plant
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Is this okay for one month worth of growth I plan to transplant into ground next month I initially germinated them in a cell trey but they got leggy so I transplanted them here an I use the natural sun outside to give them stretch and reduce shock when I do plant


Is this okay for one month worth of growth I plan to transplant into ground next month I initially germinated them in a cell trey but they got leggy so I transplanted them here an I use the natural sun outside to give them stretch and reduce shock when I do plant

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3 Comments

  1. Round30281

    Keep them inside for at least a couple more weeks… until 2-3 sets of true leaves I’d say.

    These seedlings look very young for a month old. Like they just sprouted 2-3 days ago.

  2. L-Pseon

    You asked a yes or no question. The answer is “no.” This is strange and not ideal. 

  3. landisthegnome

    You transplanted those tiny seedlings? 💀

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