Dense Planting Illustrated - WARNING - Pic Heavy! Latest video 3/17 - transplanting

**nctomatoman** · March 15, 2008

I agree that Sungolds are a bit different - because the seeds are so small and they are so popular, I probably plant 35 seeds to a cell. The small seedlings at transplant stage are a bit more sensitive to most other varieties - we make sure to keep the potted young seedlings on our garage for a few days before they go into the sun - and ensure that they are well watered. Sungold also can get funky looking foliage if they are subject to cold windy rain early on.

March 15, 2008	#11
nctomatoman Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Hendersonville, NC zone 7 Posts: 10,385	I agree that Sungolds are a bit different - because the seeds are so small and they are so popular, I probably plant 35 seeds to a cell. The small seedlings at transplant stage are a bit more sensitive to most other varieties - we make sure to keep the potted young seedlings on our garage for a few days before they go into the sun - and ensure that they are well watered. Sungold also can get funky looking foliage if they are subject to cold windy rain early on. __________________ Craig