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No time to move the seedlings. What to do?

Sometimes growing vegetables doesn't always go according to plan. 🌱

Normally months move the seedlings down the pit tray within 4-5 days after the seed germinates, but this time the work is so much that it is left for almost 10 days. To get back to management, it is also secretly possible to move.

Fortunately, the salad seeds of the farm berchad grew strong, the tree was still complete, so it was moved into the tray. 💚

If anyone is experiencing the same situation, don't be discouraged. Sometimes we may not keep up with the plan, but just come back and take care of the vegetables, there is still a chance to grow. 🌿😊# Small garden house of the month # duanslittlegarden # Refreshing villa # Agriculture is satisfied

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