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daninthedirt

temperature and seed starting

The usual rule for seed starting is 4-6 weeks before planting out. Just want to point out (and I am reminded of it by my own starts this year) that this number is critically dependent on temperature. It's really for roomish temps. I've got tomatoes that are busting the seams of my 4-inch pots 3 weeks after planting. I raised them however, at 80F. So I'll probably get them deeply in the ground before mean date of last frost, and just be prepared to protect.

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