Starting Seeds Indoors Part 4
Hardening Off From this point on the young seedlings should be allowed to grow steadily until they are "hardened off" and transplanted outside. The hardening-off process prepares the plants gradually for outside ... [... more]
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Starting Seeds Indoors Part 3
If the room in which plants are grown is very cold, and plants requiring a high germination temperature are being grown, bottom heat is advised. This can be accomplished by placing the flats near a furnace or heating ... [... more]
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Starting Seeds Indoors Part 2
If you must use soil from your garden, moisten it and heat it to 180F (internal soil temperature) for 30 minutes prior to seeding or transplanting. Dry soil takes longer to heat (and smells worse!) Use a meat ... [... more]
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