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Old April 7, 2015   #11
SummerSky
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I have five 288 plug trays I've started using this year (so far on cool season plants like lettuce and cabbage). I will probably end up mutilating at least one of them, since I have no need to start 288 tomatoes at once and they are a pain to support in a 1020 tray. Plus, I have no idea how I'm going to get my bigger seedlings out of this huge flat without dumping the younger seedlings that need to grow some more. Eh, I'll figure it out. It'll probably involve the blunt end of a pencil...

I always started my seeds in a 72 cell flat, but it can get pretty light consuming. If I can save myself a couple weeks on less lights, I'll do it.

I'll post some pictures after I actually start my tomatoes, which I haven't quite gotten around to doing just yet...
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