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Old 15-08-2008, 11:41 AM
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My name is Estelle,I very interested in growing my own veggies,some of the veg I'm growing at the moment is toms,lettuce,carrots and a few herbs.Some of the plants grown from seed have wiltered when I transplanted them to their growing on pots and just stayed like it,I don't know why as this is very aggravating,am I doing something wrong?.
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Hi Estelle and welcome!!

Were they seedlings because when transplanting seedlings it's important that you hold them by a leaf and not the stem.
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