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how to care for my four day old seedlings

11 years ago

Hi I went ahead and winter sowed my clematis seedlings, and I checked on them about 4 days ago. When I checked they had started to come up. So I brought them inside. I have never grown clematis before and I have read so many things on how to take care of them. Put them on a warmer put them in direct sunlight, don't put them in direct sunlight. Don't put them by the window because of the draft etc. Can someone please help me by giving me some advice based on experience because I really would like them to make it. So far they are good but I keep moving them because I'm afraid I'm doing it all wrong.

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jean001a
11 years ago
I suspect you'll receive some responses if you post on the Winter Sowing Forum.

Here is a link that might be useful: Winter Sowing Forum
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