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I started from see end of march. things were progessing nicely but we still get very cold/almost frost nights by us. the one day i put them outside they wilted in a few hours due to the chill in the afternoon air. i've kept them inside but they are floppy and leggy. (i've had them in a temp controlled room under a grow light). what have i done wrong and is there any way to salvage them? some of the sprouts are getting tangled with its neighbor and i keep separating them at night. any info would be great. thanks.
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Re: Tomato issues
Ditto the planting horizontally, except if you prune off the bottom 2 leaves, good strong roots will grow from there too. That's only if you have a few leaves, though.
To avoid legginess, try using grow lights but turning them off at night. Youc an also put a gentle fan on them to toughen them up. I ended up dividing and transplanting mine before transplanting outside.
How much longer do you have to worry about frost? Our date is May 20th (ish), but I planted outside mid-march in Walls of water (they act like little greenhouses.) Probably too late for this year, but something to try next year.