I know you do that with tomatoes. I'm pretty sure, not wih brugs,but aren't they related? So maybe?.... We'll see.I didn't answer you at all.LOL

Theresa

I agree with Theresa. Tomatoes yoy plant deeper root grows from the stem. But I have not heard of doing other plants this way.
It may kill them??? Are your seedlings brugs or something else???
Dorothy

lucy ,
i think you will kill them if you do that this time of year . if the brugs where in a peek growing season , you could do it .

i would transplant them into larger container , but plant it 2 inches below the top . then as the plant starts to grow in early spring add a little soil at a time until desired level . this meathod works great for me . the plant seems to flush out faster and greener as spring goes alone .

The first set of "leaves" are called cotyledons. Like Theresa I do that with large tomato seedlings. Thanks for the planting tip Eddie. That sounds kind of like what I do with potatoes.

Dorothy I meant ALL seedlings.

Thanks everyone you saved them from dying for sure!

Eddie thank you so much. I know we all will surely use your experience in what is the best way to repot our beloved seedlings.

All of the seeds are feeling the otherwise warmer days. Except today and tomorrow brrrrrrrr. They are really sprouting and seedlings growing fast now.

This winter really is a great time. I am actually proud of myself that I got so many seeds started.

Only the wintersowing I am not so sure about. LIke I mentioned before, they are already growing. Some of em. Like the blue bonnets. Isn't that way to soon?

Should I have started WS later for TX?

Lucy

Lucy, if the blue bonnets are perennial,sow now or anytime. If they are annual, wait until about 2 wks. before your last frost date.

Theresa

Blue bonnets are usually planted in the fall and a little rosette comes up and they just sit there until spring then they bloom. It might not be too late to try though. If it doesn't bloom this year it will the next.