Shortly after watering, use a spoon or fork to scoop all three seedlings up together. Gently separate them and insert each into their own small container....predrill the holes with a pencil and use a misting of water to settle them in rather than your fingers to smush them. You could also accomplish the same task if the seeds are directly planted in the ground.

The sooner you transplant, the better. Be sure to transplant them into their 'forever ' home if planting them directly into the ground.

i would do it after the first true leaf..

and i would do it on a rainy or cloudy day ... or early in the evening .. watering deeply beforehand ...

and i would SHADE THEM FOR A FEW DAYS.. after the transplant ... just to allow the roots a few days to start pumping water ....

and next time.. i would start them in a cell pack.. or individual small cups ... so as to ease transplant later..

here is a truism for gardening.. FEAR YOUR SUCCESS.. lol ..

ken

Thanks for your help , they are looking healthy in their new home. Ill be posting photos when i can. Definitely next time im going to sow a single seed per hole.

Here they are! This one in the picture is starting to bloom after just 50 days. The seed package says average 70 days. If someone here as more experience with evening suns , please share , how many days is average from germination to bloom.
The other 2 are still late compared . Nice to see each plant is really unique.

They are like 19in tall

super!!!!

ken