This was such a relaxing watch :) thx for this tutorial. It gave me the courage to thin out my seedling which I started in ground! Scary process since I’ve never gardened but I think they’ll survive!
Oh no! I do notice holes in my zinnias each year, but I have no idea what is eating them. Not enough to kill them, but enough to make them not look pristine lol. I wonder if that would be snails too🤔
So this is what I need to do I have a bunch in one pot I need to single plant. I've never done this before I hope it works I don't have much help right now because they're so leggy. I'm trying to give them as much sun I have a grow light and they're on my patio trying to grow them in pots because I don't have a yard. Any tips for my condition would be appreciated
Zinnias and Cosmos are so easy! Leggy seedlings means they aren’t getting enough light. Grow lights need to be 3-4 inches above the seedlings and on for 14 hours. Grow lights just aren’t as strong as the sun. They need at least 6 hours of direct sun. The more the better. I hope this helps!🌱💚
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This was such a relaxing watch :) thx for this tutorial. It gave me the courage to thin out my seedling which I started in ground! Scary process since I’ve never gardened but I think they’ll survive!
@@Skiigo Thank you for that comment! I’m so glad my video helped. They are tough plants, I have no doubt they’ll be okay!🌱💚
What seedling soil mix did you use? I want to try my own mixture. I’m super excited to start planting my zinnias, cosmos & sunflowers. xoxo
I used Jiffy Organic Seed Starting Mix. I use whatever is available at stores near me. They all work good🌱💚
I never have much luck with cosmos or zinnia, end up as snail food every year 😂
Oh no! I do notice holes in my zinnias each year, but I have no idea what is eating them. Not enough to kill them, but enough to make them not look pristine lol. I wonder if that would be snails too🤔
@@crochetgardenrepeat Almost certainly!
So this is what I need to do I have a bunch in one pot I need to single plant. I've never done this before I hope it works I don't have much help right now because they're so leggy. I'm trying to give them as much sun I have a grow light and they're on my patio trying to grow them in pots because I don't have a yard. Any tips for my condition would be appreciated
Zinnias and Cosmos are so easy! Leggy seedlings means they aren’t getting enough light. Grow lights need to be 3-4 inches above the seedlings and on for 14 hours. Grow lights just aren’t as strong as the sun. They need at least 6 hours of direct sun. The more the better. I hope this helps!🌱💚