tomato seedlings: when do I transplant?
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by Longy on May 11, 2006 11:11 AM
If they are showing roots out the bottom of the seed tray, and they look a bit pressed for space, it may be a good idea to transplant them into individual pots. Up to you really. You can keep them alive as they are but they probably won't grow much more.
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by johnCT on May 11, 2006 03:20 PM
If it's just two, you could always plant them in the garden and protect them if there's a chance of frost.
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by comfrey on May 12, 2006 02:11 PM
I would seperate them now, so they have time to recover from being transplanrted and be able to put off more roots before going outdoors.
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Last frost is last week of May so I can't put these guys out until June 1.
Do I need to seperate the two and get them into a bigger pot? They are black tomatoes by the way if it matters.
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