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If I have leggy seedlings should I just scrap...
If I have leggy seedlings should I just scrap them and start again or pot them on?
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If I have leggy seedlings should I just scrap them and start again or pot them on? If I pot them on should I bury some of the stem?
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I'd give them a go and pot them deeper (within about an inch of the leaves). Sow some more later this month just in case.
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Can you find a brighter spot to keep them?
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You can bury the stem almost up to the bottom set of leaves and they should be fine.
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