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#27 – Thinning Direct-Seeded & Self-Sown Beds of Seedlings



Why is it important to thin direct-seeded and self-sown beds of seedlings, and when is the best time to do it? Today, Lisa and Layne discuss when and how to thin your beds of seedlings sown directly outdoors. They cover why thinning is crucial for the health and productivity of your plants, which plants may tolerate closer spacing, the most efficient methods for thinning, and whether or not you should attempt to transplant thinned seedlings. Listen to the podcast and get ready to thin your beds of growing seedlings!

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11 Comments

  1. Is there a video or info somewhere that addresses next steps for fall sown cool flowers? Mine are looking really sad, kinda yellowish, droopy, anything but perky. Still getting light frosts (PNW 8b) and day temps only upper 40s. Hesitant to use liquid fertilizer, although yesterday spread around some plant tone. This is my first attempt at this, so not really sure what is normal.

  2. “Seedling social distancing”❤Love this phrase! Today’s contents are an invaluable advice as usual

  3. If I were to wait too long, I think I would go through the trouble of getting down and cutting the ones that need to go. Activating activity, but worthy of the effort. For me, probably the learning mistake that would reinforce the lesson to get it done at the right time in the future to avoid the problem all together.

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