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11 years ago

I started 5 seeds over a week ago and so far have 1 sprout. I hope this batch of seed isn't all like this. The seedling is tiny, the smallest I remember seeing on a tomato.

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carolb_w_fl_coastal_9/10

11 years ago

Might just be an early riser w/ more to come...

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garf_gw
Original Author
11 years ago
Here is a pic.
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garf_gw
Original Author
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago

I have a second sprout. Even smaller.
garf_gw
Original Author
11 years ago
Second sprout is picking up a little. Here's hoping for the best.
garf_gw
Original Author
11 years ago
Another pic. They are doing really well.
jane__ny
11 years ago
Wow, that's a lot of growth in a week! Looks like you can get them in the ground in another week! lol,
Jane
garf_gw
Original Author
11 years ago
The second seedling fell over. Looks like damping off disease.
jane__ny
11 years ago
Yup.

Jane
garf_gw
Original Author
11 years ago
The second seedling died. The other is still doing well.
jane__ny
11 years ago
You lucked out! I have so many seedlings going, and have lost a few. That one looks like it will make it!!

Jane
garf_gw
Original Author
11 years ago
The surviving seedling is in it's final pot.
garf_gw
Original Author
11 years ago
Coming along.

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