Meanwhile, I found this discussion of seed-starting and liked it. Especially this: "Tomorrow I'm going to sprout my Tomato seeds on moist paper towel, inside a margerine container in a warm spot. The seed usually sprouts in 5 to 6 days, sometimes sooner. I then prick them out gently and plant in 21/2" pots.
They stay on the kitchen windowsill until they get 3 sets of true leaves and then they go into 4" pots."
I may try some of these techniques, but I'm not going to start for a few more weeks.
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Those black Sea Man tomatoes are so interesting - let me know how they do. Interesting that the worm compost makes the soil too rich - I think I may have had the same problem. It's all castings and I have to find a way to dilute it, I guess.
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