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I want to free up space in my propagator, so would like to plant out my current seedlings and replace the space with new seeds. However none of my seedlings have a true leaf yet - they just have seed leaves - some have had the seed leaves for about a week now. Will they die if try to transplant them outdoors now? The seedlings are radish, radicchio, kohl rabi and spring onion.
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Are they in pots?
I'd say its too soon to transplant them but they don't need to be in a propagator. You could move them into a sheltered place outdoors, just watch that they don't dry out - or get waterlogged. -
Pretty much anything should be fine outdoors now Benny... very small seedlings tend to get massacred by slugs, snails, wind and rain if planted in the ground though - could you put them somewhere sheltered outside to grow on a bit before transplanting them to the ground?He-Pep!Comment
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