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I bought a seed starting kit/mini green house from wal-mart. I put my seeds in there 3 weeks ago and they just started sprouting today. They are in the little peet pots that came with the green house. Should I repot them or just leave them alone? And what do I need to do to make sure they keep growing??
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I think with my banana ;)
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Like Jack said keep them where they are, and move them gradually to a larger pot. Walmart sells everything these days? lol :^)
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Congrats nate,keep the progress updated!!!I have seedlings also and Im in the same boat as you,Its my first time germinating windmill palms!!!Enjoying every minit of it!!!
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Happy Growing Location: Beaumont Texas
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Yeah I hate that.. I'll shop on.. not like we don't have many Plastic injection/ mold companies here to do it.. Right here...
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