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habitat_gardener · February 2, 2016

I started celery from seed once, in a 4-inch pot, and planted way too many of the dust-size seeds. Celery is slow, but I potted up in batches when it was iirc a couple inches high -- by then it was getting pretty crowded. I had so many plants that I ended up giving most of them away.

Since then I've let celery go to seed in my gardens, and I always have stray seedlings in my plots and in containers.

February 2, 2016	#2
habitat_gardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: California Central Valley Posts: 2,540	I started celery from seed once, in a 4-inch pot, and planted way too many of the dust-size seeds. Celery is slow, but I potted up in batches when it was iirc a couple inches high -- by then it was getting pretty crowded. I had so many plants that I ended up giving most of them away. Since then I've let celery go to seed in my gardens, and I always have stray seedlings in my plots and in containers.