Second Germination for Longer Yields

Every year in late spring I always germinate a second crop of my favorite veggies. This way I can plant a whole new crop mid-season for even more from the garden.
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[@MC-cj1mw]

We had hail last night in Clinton, MD and I’m hoping my cucumbers survived. Thanks for the reminder of sowing a second round

[@UrbanGardenerDC]

Wow hail! Violent storms here as well but I slept right through it LOL

[@leroydennis867]

My Sunflower seedlings got leggy. I had them under grow lights.

[@UrbanGardenerDC]

Keep the light very close, maybe an inch or so below the light source

[@shweetpotato]

I heard that a low breeze from a fan will help strengthen leggy plants