Hey guys, have a pic if my cherry tomatos which I recently transplanted.
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I think what I'll go with is snipping them at the root base. Ive already got 10 pots, and a small balcony xD
Do you mind linking any guide on how to do that safely? Like, which stems to leave and which to cut, where to cut, etc...
Thanks
You're not to the point yet where you're looking to prune your plants, though that's definitely something you'll want to be doing later, to control their size in a small space. Just pick one or two seedlings in each pot that look the healthiest, and snip the stems of the rest right at the soil.
Thanks, ill do that!