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Califlower, cabbage, brussels sprouts
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Edit - I wanted to add for these type of hardy plants, I water them with COLD water. I fill 1 gallon milk jugs with cold tap water, run until the water gets as cold as possible. I'm thinking that helps somewhat with leggy seedlings also.

I won't do this with tenders (tomatoes, peppers, eggplant) I'll water them with room temperature water.
 
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Califlower, cabbage, brussels sprouts
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Broccoli & onions
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:cool:

Edit - I wanted to add for these type of hardy plants, I water them with COLD water. I fill 1 gallon milk jugs with cold tap water. I run the tap until the water gets as cold as possible. I'm thinking that helps somewhat with leggy seedlings also.

I won't do this with tenders (tomatoes, peppers, eggplant) I'll water them with room temperature water.

That's an interesting point.
 

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Califlower, cabbage, brussels sprouts
View attachment 30564

Broccoli & onions
View attachment 30565

:cool:

Edit - I wanted to add for these type of hardy plants, I water them with COLD water. I fill 1 gallon milk jugs with cold tap water, run until the water gets as cold as possible. I'm thinking that helps somewhat with leggy seedlings also.

I won't do this with tenders (tomatoes, peppers, eggplant) I'll water them with room temperature water.
My cauliflower, onions, kale, and spinach croaked. :(
 
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I dont know. No green thumb here. But my tomato and pepper plants are coming up great.
 
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