03-03-2010, 02:31 PM
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 finally! Who says I've no patience? Finally after sowing them last summer I was able to repot from seed tray 4 red hot pokers and 4 evening primrose. Dunno what happened to the others in the seed trays but don't care as am happy I managed to wait so long before ditching the tray  Can they go outside? been in cold g/h or do they need cossetting a bit longer? They are now in 4 inch pots, and both types of plants are about 4 inches or so
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03-03-2010, 05:33 PM
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| I would leave them a little while, they will experience a certain amount of transplant 'shock' and additional stress in terms of cold winds etc might just be too much for them. Get them used to the outside conditions - and bear in mind that, if they're in pots, a hard frost may well kill the roots...... (bitter experience!!), so if you can, get them in the ground soon.
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03-03-2010, 06:39 PM
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| Crikey I've just sown some evening primrose. I can see I going to have to cultivate some patience ..........
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