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Leaks have stopped growing
I have some leaks in a seed tray and my book says to wait until they are pencil thick before transplanting, they seem to have stopped at about 2-3mm thick.
Would I be alright to transplant them now or should I try repotting them to see if they've just run out of space?
Thanks!
Would I be alright to transplant them now or should I try repotting them to see if they've just run out of space?
Thanks!
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You can transplant them now, they will be fine. Just to be sure, do a couple and see if they survive, then if they still look good in 2 days, do the rest. I don't think I've ever killed a leek by transplanting and I'm a bit rough with most stuff.
And I've transplanted them at all stages of development.Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes.0 -
Ok great thanks, I assume a smaller hole than stated as well then?0
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No, std sized holeFreedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes.0
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