Mistakes made germinating and caring for seedlings, Tomato plants.

Updated on November 6, 2013 By Tomato Guy 6 Comments

Learn by MY mistakes! 1. use proper soil. 2. use correct lighting and heating. 3. create mold free environment 4. buy good organic seeds and make sure you do…
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6 Comments

  1. Mary Thompson November 6, 2013

    I cut them in half to make them go further…lol gardening on a shoestring. Just outside dirt no potting soil.

  2. Mary Thompson November 6, 2013

    Im completely broke since my husband died. I save all my toilet paper rolls fill them with dirt and put them in a box and put my seeds in them. Yhey r doing great. I dont have a lot of seeds so every seed counts. I live off what I can n grow solely so im still alive. Thank god its working. :)

  3. homesteadinarental November 6, 2013

    put so plastic over the ones that haven’t spourted they may need to be hotter…. some just take more time, give them so more time…. the watermelon got to be as big as a cantalope and then we had a heat wave and the concrete porch sort of baked the vine…. i would plant them in the ground if i had, had the room… maybe some time greetings from nc tim

  4. shockmo1 November 6, 2013

    mhpgardener is awesome, I learned alot from him

  5. Silvercakez November 6, 2013

    Heating is not that important now. u will notice with the heater lower temp the soil stays wet longer .also dont keep windows shut. dehydration was prob in my grow room heating to high so soil dryd out to fast. once u get small plants like a few centimeters u want to use a litle more heat most times heat from the lights is enough. Tomato plants are survivors :) Greetings from Holland!

  6. Skellyrm November 6, 2013

    Sorry for the Video Quality!!! :(

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