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nnavarra61 · March 7, 2016

I was using seeds purchased last year & wanted to plump them a bit & jump start the germination process using a moist paper environment. Unfortunately my family life got in the way (just kidding I grow so they can eat real tomatoes) and they got a lot further along than I wanted/expected. They are now about 1" and have sprouted their first leaves. Here's my question can I transplant these to my seed starting medium or should I bag it & start from scratch? Help/insight is greatly appreciated.

March 7, 2016	#1
nnavarra61 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Willow Grove, Pa. Posts: 29	Whoops I was using seeds purchased last year & wanted to plump them a bit & jump start the germination process using a moist paper environment. Unfortunately my family life got in the way (just kidding I grow so they can eat real tomatoes) and they got a lot further along than I wanted/expected. They are now about 1" and have sprouted their first leaves. Here's my question can I transplant these to my seed starting medium or should I bag it & start from scratch? Help/insight is greatly appreciated.