re: Garden Updates

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Cherokee Purple is already looking sick.

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Did you start those yourself?

If so did you start them in a seed starting mix?

One of the issues with starting seed in non-starting mixes is that there isn't enough available nutrients in the soil to promote proper growth.

Most of the "potting soils" that are readily available aren't made to start seeds, so the seedlings deplete the nutrients.

Seed Propagation Mix

Real seed starter soil is expensive, but you will get strong plants that can handle transplantation