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Should I transplant or leave them as is?
Good morning all!
I'm moving into my new home May 14th and have tomato/pepper plants coming soon (says we should see them around April 30th or so). Should I transplant them to bigger pots for now until we move or do you think they will be ok until we move? I'm in zone 6.
Thanks in advance!
Re: Should I transplant or leave them as is?
They will "probably" be ok until you move, but you might want to do so before. Simply because I assume that after your move, you will be super busy and possibly not able to transplant them after the move.
Good luck!
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I'm getting 3 tomato and 3 pepper plants...I just didn't want to go out and buy new pots if I didn't have to, ykwim? I should be able to plant them on Sunday (16th) at the lates, since it's just 6 plants and the old owner has a garden spot already established.
Thanks!