Bit of a newbie after some old hand advice -
In my naive enthusiasm I went mad filling up sowing trays of brassicas celery etc and as a consequence had densely packed trays of seedlings (which were looking great)
I then diligently went to attempt to pot them on into bigger pots.Despite being as gentle as possible the disturbance (and my over entusiastic watering ) has led to their demise!.
I'm re stocked with seeds and my plan is now to sow the brassicas in individual 3 inch pots,my theory being then, the only transplantation will have to be when they go in the ground (when they are nice and hardy).Im fortunate to have loads of pots and space so there isnt a limit on this.
Am I being daft and missing something or does any one else do it like this.
I appreciate some seeds will not germinate but I figure after 10 -14 days i will just pop another seed in! and eventually I should have plenty of mini plants to pop outside with none of the trauma of early transplantation.
Would love your thoughts
Cheers
In my naive enthusiasm I went mad filling up sowing trays of brassicas celery etc and as a consequence had densely packed trays of seedlings (which were looking great)
I then diligently went to attempt to pot them on into bigger pots.Despite being as gentle as possible the disturbance (and my over entusiastic watering ) has led to their demise!.
I'm re stocked with seeds and my plan is now to sow the brassicas in individual 3 inch pots,my theory being then, the only transplantation will have to be when they go in the ground (when they are nice and hardy).Im fortunate to have loads of pots and space so there isnt a limit on this.
Am I being daft and missing something or does any one else do it like this.
I appreciate some seeds will not germinate but I figure after 10 -14 days i will just pop another seed in! and eventually I should have plenty of mini plants to pop outside with none of the trauma of early transplantation.
Would love your thoughts
Cheers
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