Potting Up Tomato Seedlings! Tomato tips!

Learn how to properly pot up tomato seedlings!
Potting up tomato seedlings! I'll show you how! tomato tips with Rose!
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Download a copy and you should be able to edit your copy. Click File and then Make a Copy.
Then you change the date in the top left corner in yellow. That is supposed to be your last frost date.
ONLY change the date in yellow to your frost free date and the dates to sow seeds will change. Changing other cells could alter the equation.
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[@patrickreda3280]

Good job.

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[@WildWestHomesteadMama]

Love this!❤

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Thanks!

[@johntheherbalistg8756]

I think I'm a little ahead of you (central Texas). I also had some surprising germination rates, but it was just a piece of tomato we didn't eat on time and I threw it in one the big pots I keep. The chickens dug it up and ate the tomato, but I have more sprouts than I thought. Too many, in fact. I've been pulling them out of that one pot and moving them around for a month. I want to get them all, because I can already tell it's not throwing true, but I am out of places to put them 😂

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Sounds fun!