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Need suggestions please.

10 years ago

I planted some red yucca seeds in a 3 inch 72 slot seed tray a few weeks ago. I now have 55, 2" sprouts. I have no idea what to do now. Should I leave them in the tray for awhile until the grow bigger??? When should I transplant into larger pots??? Please help. This is my first try at germinating seeds from my outdoor plant. I have no idea what to do next.

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User
10 years ago
Pop out a plant to check the root system ... when the roots have nearly filled the cell, put them in larger pots (4-6 inchers) .

Do you plan to make a hedge?
linywiny
9 years ago
Like other answer from "lazy-gardens" stated check for healthiest/strongest ones and keep them if you don't use them all give away or sell the rest. Thin and separate them so the ones you want stay strong and healthy
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