Germinating Tomato seeds
Elle_Bey
9 years ago
Hi everyone,
I decided about a week ago that I want to start growing tomatoes. I germinated them the way I learned in school with tissue paper. This was on the 20th of May that I put them to germinate. I started seeing sprouts on the 26th. I am wondering when I should move them into soil. BTW I live in Barbados and it is about 29�C during the day and 26�C at night. I uploaded a photo of my seeds. Sorry if this question has already been answered but I cannot find it.
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