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would anyone have any plug plants to sell or swap for seeds
marion
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You'll have to let people know where you are Marion as it isn't easy to post plug plants.
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Hi Marion, why would you not sow a few for yourself, they are not a hard seed to germinate. If you decide to do so, you might leave it for a couple of weeks unless you have somewhere warm to do so.
And when your back stops aching,
And your hands begin to harden.
You will find yourself a partner,
In the glory of the garden.
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have tried a couple of times this year, once without a proparagtor they came up but not enough light, tried again in proparagator far to leggy, I know its early will try again in a couple of weeks, everything I have tried in the propargator has been a mess. MY house is warm and facing south, I am sat here now at 6.00 with no heating, maybe I am making everything to warm.
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I think it is maybe just too early for them to get the right sort of light hours. I grew chili's on my kitchen windowsill last year and think it was about March/April before I planted them. They grew on nicely and got transferred to the greenhouse when they were about 8 inches high.
Would think your best bet is just to wait a while then just have them on the brightest windowsill. Good luck anyway.Happy Gardening,
Shirley
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Hi KittyKat
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