This is for transplanting to their final growing place or are you talking about just potting-ip to a bigger container?

Adding Tomato Tone in small amounts to small seedling pots won't hurt anything but the long time required for it, or any solid/granular fertilizer, to benefit the plant makes well diluted liquids muh more effective.

Also keep in mind that dry granular "organics" when used in containers are of limited if any benefit as there is no active soil food web, no bacterial colonies present (as there is in the ground soil) to break them down to a form usable by the plants. Organic liquids have the added benefit of being in usable form already.

Dave

I would just be potting them up to a 3"-4" pot from what I had them germinating in.

Also, after I thought about it for a little bit, I would think there would be enough food (fertilizer) in the potting soil - enough to get them to the point of getting them in ground???

This is the first time I've grown from seed... And, it's... Fricken awesome!!!

Thank you Dave! I appreciate what you've written in past posts that I have read.