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1 Comment To "My seedlings are falling over"
#1 Comment By shelley On 03/19/2015 @ 6:03 pm
It sounds like you have leggy (tall and floppy) seedlings. As the article below will discuss, you should move your seedlings closer to a light source and lightly brush your hand over the tops of the seedlings (or have an oscillating fan gently blow on them a few hours a day) to strengthen and thicken them. It also won’t hurt to carefully add more soil around them – if you have room. You can also transplant them into a bigger plant if they are in dire straits of tipping over completely.
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