Here are some detailed tutorials on starting seeds indoors.
If young tomato plants are left growing in a small pot or plug for too long, the roots may start to suffer from being too constrained in the pot. If this continues for too long, the plant becomes “root bound”. In order for a root bound plant to thrive in the garden, it will need …
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Are the tomato plants you started this spring looking a little… spindly? Sad? You’re probably dealing with leggy tomato seedlings, one of the most common issues when starting tomato seeds indoors. Leggy tomato seedlings can impact how successful the plants will be in the outdoor garden, but don’t worry: it’s usually fixable. Jump to: Why …
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There are very scientific, detailed studies available regarding indoor seed starting with LED lights. This post is a summary of my experience using both LED and fluorescent lights as grow lights for starting tomato and pepper seeds indoors. Jump to: LED vs Fluorescent | Cost Comparison | LED Impact on Seedlings | Troubleshooting | Video …
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