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Hi all,
I couldn't find a simple answer to this anywhere so here goes.
I have had, so far, a 100% success rate on the heated propagator; chilli's, peppers celery and tomatoes (lucky old me). However I'm not sure what to do next, all the books I have say what needs heat to germinate on the propagator but none have any info as to whether I should leave the seedlings on "the heat" or take them off now that they have germinated?
I was guessing that they should now come off "the heat" and start to harden off a bit in the same room before I start to move them to cooler areas to pot on and properly harden off.
Any advice on whether to continue with the heat or not will be most welcome.
Thanks, Graham.
I couldn't find a simple answer to this anywhere so here goes.
I have had, so far, a 100% success rate on the heated propagator; chilli's, peppers celery and tomatoes (lucky old me). However I'm not sure what to do next, all the books I have say what needs heat to germinate on the propagator but none have any info as to whether I should leave the seedlings on "the heat" or take them off now that they have germinated?
I was guessing that they should now come off "the heat" and start to harden off a bit in the same room before I start to move them to cooler areas to pot on and properly harden off.
Any advice on whether to continue with the heat or not will be most welcome.
Thanks, Graham.
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