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I know it's the wettest April ever but the low light levels caused leginess all round.
Last week I started my 5 squashes in small pots in a heated propagator, I was away for two days and when came back they all germinated and hit the roof of the propagator but very leggy, my 6 home started runners did the same and now start to climb up but it's still less than 10c at night in the poly.
Is there any point keeping leggy squashes and runner beans? should I wait two weeks and try again?
Also, when is the best time to get the aubergines into the poly (unheated), now that they reach 6 leaf stage?
Last week I started my 5 squashes in small pots in a heated propagator, I was away for two days and when came back they all germinated and hit the roof of the propagator but very leggy, my 6 home started runners did the same and now start to climb up but it's still less than 10c at night in the poly.
Is there any point keeping leggy squashes and runner beans? should I wait two weeks and try again?
Also, when is the best time to get the aubergines into the poly (unheated), now that they reach 6 leaf stage?
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