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Hardening off Coneflower, viola, and bellflower

14 years ago

About a month or so ago I started some seeds indoors: Purple Coneflower, Viola Tricolor, and Bellflower. They sprouted and are still kicking, but I never know when to move them outside! Any advice?

Thank you!

Sarah Kate

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yiorges-z5il
14 years ago
plant must have at least 1 set of "true leaves" But you also need to consider the container size, outside temp, soil moisture, when watering will you dsamage the stem, direct or indirect light. to name a few...
The longer you delay & the larger the plant the chanches for survival increase.
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