I'll defer to others as to whether they're ready to transplant (I wait until there are some true leaves), but I see you're getting good germination and two seedlings coming up in each pot. Do you want to keep all the seedlings, or will you sacrifice one and leave one to grow? If you want to keep them all, the separating and transplanting is probably best done sooner rather than later. I've seen some recent discussions on the techniques folks use to accomplish this. Good luck with it. You've already done better than some first timers who have difficulty getting seedlings in the first place!

Tom

Yeah I'm going to keep the stronger of the two seedlings. Thank you for your advice I'll check out the other threads.

Yeah, I tried the little peat pucks (got a free sample dome) and had sub-par results. Poor sprouting and poor growth thereafter. I'd move then as soon as the cotyledons spread out. Just be very gentle cutting into the pucks and handling them. You will probably find that some of the seeds have germinated but haven't broken the surface yet. Move those too.

What will you move them into?

Dennis

Thanks for replying. I'm planning on moving them to 4" planters.

Don't forget to remove the netting before you transplant.

Good luck!

Rick