Hardening off... SUNBURN!
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
So I should have listened to the web and left my plants out for only a few hours instead of all day. This is what happened. With only a week left before I planned to transplant what can I do? Since I work all day I'm thinking of just leaving them outside in a shady spot that gets the recommended 2-3 hours a day of sunlight.
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