Plants started inside are wilting

[Chuck]

I always check them before the light cycle begins, and that is when I water as well. I did a lot of research and it said to start them in peat moss/pearlite mix until you plant them. The problem with moving them to bigger pots is, I won't have enough room under my light anymore.

I have been growing vegetables from seeds for nearly 60 years and I have tried peatmoss in all of its different forms and the best way to start seeds is in a mixture of compost and potting soil. A little peat mixed in is OK. The second best is just potting soil. Perlite is mainly used as a filler and a medium to growing cuttings. Like I said before if the weather is nice put them outside and move them in at night.

 

[xandrew245x]

Okay, im going to transplant them and start setting them out in in he day.

 

[Chuck]

Okay, im going to transplant them and start setting them out in in he day.

Let's not give them too much shock from artificial light to real light at first. No more than 6 hours a day for a week then up it.

 

[Chuck]

How are they doing now?