Posted by mjciccarel@gmail.com on February 14, 2011, 4:46 pm
My seedlings have become very spindely. They are ready to start going
to the green house for daily visits. My question is will they improve
and become sturdy? I know they should be transplanted into deeper dirt
but I really don't want to do that yet. Opinions? Ideas?
MJ
Posted by Bill who putters on February 14, 2011, 5:15 pm
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> My seedlings have become very spindely. They are ready to start going
> to the green house for daily visits. My question is will they improve
> and become sturdy? I know they should be transplanted into deeper dirt
> but I really don't want to do that yet. Opinions? Ideas?
> MJ
Sound like they are reaching for light.
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Bill S. Jersey USA zone 5 shade garden
Posted by mjciccarel@gmail.com on February 14, 2011, 5:16 pm
> In article
> > My seedlings have become very spindely. They are ready to start going
> > to the green house for daily visits. My question is will they improve
> > and become sturdy? I know they should be transplanted into deeper dirt
> > but I really don't want to do that yet. Opinions? Ideas?
> > MJ
> Sound like they are reaching for light.
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> Bill S. Jersey USA zone 5 shade garden
I know and they are about to get lots but will they fill out a little
or will they just get top heavy and break?
Posted by Nad R on February 14, 2011, 8:51 pm
>> In article
>>
>>> My seedlings have become very spindely. They are ready to start going
>>> to the green house for daily visits. My question is will they improve
>>> and become sturdy? I know they should be transplanted into deeper dirt
>>> but I really don't want to do that yet. Opinions? Ideas?
>>> MJ
>>
>> Sound like they are reaching for light.
>>
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>> Bill S. Jersey USA zone 5 shade garden
>
> I know and they are about to get lots but will they fill out a little
> or will they just get top heavy and break?
I find they will fill out. IF they can make through the first
transplanting. I plant four times the seedlings I need and choose the the
stoutest plants. More light is needed for your seedlings.
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Enjoy Life... Nad R (Garden in zone 5a Michigan)
Posted by Gunner on February 14, 2011, 10:31 pm
> stoutest plants. More light is needed for your seedlings.
or move the light closer.... inverse square.
> to the green house for daily visits. My question is will they improve
> and become sturdy? I know they should be transplanted into deeper dirt
> but I really don't want to do that yet. Opinions? Ideas?
> MJ