Is it okay to start hardening off right after germination?

bate181 · May 18, 2008

I dont have any grow lights. I was wondering if i can begin harding off once the cotyledons emerge. I started seeds a while ago with store bought seeds that i dont really care about.

i just sowed some new ones that i got from TGS, and i want to make these ones count because i plan on using them for a fall harvest in a new garden.

another question, when i transplant the plants from small cells to bigger pots, would it be best to transplant them into some store bought potting soil? what do you guys transplant them into?

May 18, 2008	#1
bate181 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Southern California Posts: 74	Is it okay to start hardening off right after germination? I dont have any grow lights. I was wondering if i can begin harding off once the cotyledons emerge. I started seeds a while ago with store bought seeds that i dont really care about. i just sowed some new ones that i got from TGS, and i want to make these ones count because i plan on using them for a fall harvest in a new garden. another question, when i transplant the plants from small cells to bigger pots, would it be best to transplant them into some store bought potting soil? what do you guys transplant them into?

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