help with tom plants

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Runwell-Steve

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Re: help with tom plants
« Reply #15 on: March 07, 2011, 14:42 »
I start my seeds of in an unheated propogater.  The seeds are all planted in pots and the pots stood in the propogator.

Of the 32 tomato seeds I planted last Wednesday 29 have germinated and they have now been moved out to the greenhouse.  I have turned on the heater to stop them getting chilly on the cold nights.

I only keep them in the propogator until they have sprouted, as soon as they have then it's off to the greenhouse as that is the only place I have a decent light level.

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Re: help with tom plants
« Reply #16 on: March 07, 2011, 20:57 »
Thats a lot of Tomatoes!!  I have my seeds in an unheated propagator in the conservatory in coir pellets.  Its a bit of an experiment at the moment, so far 3 out  of  6 Incas' have popped up.  If they don't work I'll chuck some more seeds in proper compost later on.  My propagators are cheap ones from DIY stores.
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