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Newbies Seedlings!

12 years ago

So excited! I had to share. My seedling are popping up :D I have 2 Cherokee Purples with leaves (more are seedlings, you'll see what I mean). I have 2 Sweetie Cherry tomato with leaves and my King of the North Peppers are starting to show just under the dirt (2 out of 6 so far). yay!

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suvoth
Original Author
12 years ago
My cherry tomatoes
suvoth
Original Author
12 years ago
You can see one of my peppers upper right corner :)
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seysonn
12 years ago
Good. Keep the top moist so they can push out with less effort.

What is your starting medium ?
suvoth
Original Author
12 years ago
I am using Sunshine 4 :) I've tried spritzing them lightly as they were quite dry (the "helmet head parts). Some have already shed the coating. :)
jean001a
12 years ago
And give them more light. If using artificial light, they should be an inch above the leaves.
suvoth
Original Author
12 years ago
I am using artificial light, they are nearly touching the light :)
EricaVee
12 years ago
Woohoo! Now if it would only get warm outside...
suvoth
Original Author
12 years ago
I agree. I'm in NB and we just got walloped with a storm (nasty storm) and on Sunday we're supposed to get another! UGH!

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