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I think they are saying they need dirt |
I have a confession to make. I finally got our overgrown tomato seedling starters in dirt. Yes, I should of done this long before now, life gets in the way. This has been bugging me for a while now, and honestly, I am just happy to not have to try and remember to make sure they have water.
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I can see the sun.... |
All of the starters besides having been reaching for the sun, seem fairly healthy. They were not even all that root bound. I will admit most seem a tad leggy, but not in too bad a shape otherwise.
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I made a second home for myself. |
A few had issues where they had developed roots into other starters, and some roots were broken getting them apart. I did this to prevent too much trama. Pooka got to fill the pots with dirt and then put the dirt around the plant
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But this is better |
The great thing about tomatoes is they will regrow those roots now, and most I made sure to keep some of the stem in the dirt to do just that.
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All these come in every night and go out every morning for a bit. |
Now to harden them all off so I can get them outside and then into the ground. I think sadly these guys may be closer to the end of the month before I get them in. However, today I am focusing on the fact they are done. Next I need to get to work on my peppers and the one sad and lonely carrot.
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