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Tomato Seedlings Thin and Spindly
Grown in a tray on a window sill - they are much thinner than normal. (They germinated very quickly within 7 days 23 out of 25 were through and about 2cms high) - no under"floor" heating. I saw on a programme tonight on TV the gardener was stroking the seedlings to simulate wind movement - and thicken up stems Is it worth doing? I assume that when I pot on if I bury most of the stem, then it's spindliness won't matter anyway? |
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