Once the seeds sprout, keep them away from direct sun. Excessive heat can damage the delicate sprouts. Also, make sure they’re getting enough water, not too much, just moist.Once the plants are about finger-length and the outside temperature is stable, you can transplant them.Make small holes in the soil and gently place the seedlings in. …
Once the seeds sprout, keep them away from direct sun. Excessive heat can damage the delicate sprouts. Also, make sure they’re getting enough water, not too much, just moist.
Once the plants are about finger-length and the outside temperature is stable, you can transplant them.
Make small holes in the soil and gently place the seedlings in. Press the soil lightly around the base and give them a bit of water to help settle the roots.
Try to transplant during cool hours of early morning or late evening. That way, they won’t get stressed from heat or sunlight.
