Transplanted seedlings 511 Mix
cjlopez04
9 years ago
So I just planted my seedlings into a larger container. Should these be kept outside indefinitely or do I still need to bring them indoors durring the night? Also, should I be using a fertilizer on such young plants such as the Dyno grow 9-3-6?
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