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Pricking out depth

Started by pbjohnson, April 15, 2004, 16:31:46

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pbjohnson

Hi all,
When I pricked out my tomatoes I buried them to their first true leaves (after advice here) and they've done very well.  Is it OK to do the same with chilli and courgette seedlings ... both are a little leggy so would benefit, in stability terms, from having more stem underground.  But I don't want to damage them â€" any thoughts?  Cheers, Paul

pbjohnson


philcooper

It's my standard technique with leggy seedlings and seems to work

Phil

tim

I certainly do it with brassica. = Tim

pbjohnson

That's good to hear.  Was worried it was confined simply to tomatoes.  Thanks for the replies, Paul

Sharonindauk

i wouldnt do that with my courgetts, i was always under the impression they liked to sit on top of a mound...... but great to hear about the tomatoes, some of mine are way to leggy and i will plant this way...thanks for the info.....sharon
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