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Originally Posted by bower
Well...
I think the important thing is to pinch off those bad lower leaves and carefully discard in the garbage, I mean not for compost and not near your plants. As long as the stems are good and just the lower leaves affected they can survive.
If you can spread them out, that should help. Take them outdoors when you can... As Carolyn said, her seedlings were just fine after planting out - minus the nasty leaves. Another thought, can you spread them out in a window where they will get real daylight? I set my lights up in a window and put the plants on the windowledge, and that is my all time best spot for tomatoes. A little natural light goes a long way...
15 C is great!!  Will you really have to wait a whole month.  |
Not a lot of space for spreading them around since I have 2x3ft lights for 20+ plants
At this point, I accept that only a certain % will survive long enough for transplant.
Last year it was only possible to transplant starting May 28....