Do these angled luffa seedlings need up-potting already?
12 years ago
My angled luffa seedlings sprouted about a week ago, and they are starting to grow their true leaves. I watered them 2 days ago, but noticed today that the soil has already dried up.
Does this mean that they are already getting root bound, and need up-potting already?
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