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  1. 04-10-2011, 06:37 PM #1
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    Default Seedlings progress

    These are the seedlings that I posted on Mar 16.





    Now here they are today Apr 10,potted up into 4 in pots.Final count 232 plants.I won't run out this year!


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    Nicely done. The plants are very robust.
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    Wow they look great!!!! What light did you use? I always have a problem with plants getting too leggy.
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    Lookin Good!

    When will you be able to put them in the ground?
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    They really look nice and healthy!
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    Quote Originally Posted by craftypam View Post
    Wow they look great!!!! What light did you use? I always have a problem with plants getting too leggy.
    These were grown under fluorescents.I like to use 1 warm 1 cool in my fixtures.Now that they are potted up they are in th GH.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Labontet View Post
    Lookin Good!

    When will you be able to put them in the ground?

    I am hoping for May 24,but the way the weather is could be the end of May.
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