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African Orchid seedlings

19 years ago

I had ordered some African Orchid impatiens seeds back in November and just couldn't wait to see if I could get some to germinate. Out of the 5 seeds I sowed, 4 sprouted. They are now about 2 inches tall. Do I need to pinch them so they will bush out or just leave them alone? Thanks for any info.

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springcherry
19 years ago
You can pinch them, but I would make sure they had 2 sets of real leaves first.

Springcherry
cindip
Original Author
19 years ago
Thanks SpringCherry. I will try that. I had them in a window sill and it has been so warm here that I had to move them. Some of the leaves looked like they were getting burned. I will go and pinch them now.
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