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Sperryville
By SALLY KEYSER
987-8471
don’t produce as much heat and your seedlings do not dry out as quickly.
Watering requires the most attention. You have to keep the soil moist, but do not let it become wet or soggy. It is best to water from the bottom, allowing the soil to soak up the water.
If you have an artificial set up you can predict how often you need to water. If it’s a sunny window* you need to watch very closely.
To promote germination the flats or pots are covered with plastic wrap to hold the moisture in. This must be removed as the seeds sprout. You will want to plant them outside just as soon as they become large enough to sur
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