Thin seedlings

oldman · April 25, 2019

Probably better. And a few hours of full sun won't hurt them either. Even sitting in the shade on your front porch is probably better than window sill quality light indoors. But ii you want to leave them out longer, work up to longer times gradually.

As long as it's not too cool or too windy flats do fine outside. Having a flat blow over is not a happy experience. Other things to be aware of are that cats get into things they shouldn't and that even a gentle breeze will probably drying your starting mix out if you don't keep an eye on them.

April 25, 2019	#19
oldman Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Kansas 5b Posts: 198	Probably better. And a few hours of full sun won't hurt them either. Even sitting in the shade on your front porch is probably better than window sill quality light indoors. But ii you want to leave them out longer, work up to longer times gradually. As long as it's not too cool or too windy flats do fine outside. Having a flat blow over is not a happy experience. Other things to be aware of are that cats get into things they shouldn't and that even a gentle breeze will probably drying your starting mix out if you don't keep an eye on them. Last edited by oldman; April 25, 2019 at 11:32 PM.