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   LearningPlantMom

   over 1 year ago

   Not much 😁 just let them grow and do their own thing for now. But you can help direct them in a good path by keeping them safe from insects and cold temperatures. Once they get about 3 ish inches taller, you can start thinning them by removing the smaller ones to provide the stronger ones a better chance. But that is a riskier move so unless they’re having trouble growing, I suggest not to do that. Good luck!

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   Charlotte1931

   over 1 year ago

   My grandparents used to have a watermelon farm, and I have learned that when they get a few inches tall start thinning. Then when they get around 5 inches tall move them to a bigger pot and let them grow. When they grow a few more inches you can either plant them in the ground or move into individual pots. I would plant in the ground but if you don’t have space or something pots work fine

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     Bri

     over 1 year ago

     Thank youuu ! This is mostly what I was wondering, what to do when they get bigger because as of right now I don’t have the ground space and I honestly wasn’t even sure if these would sprout ! Hahaha. I will do the thinning and single pots when they get bigger, thanks so much !

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     Charlotte1931

     over 1 year ago

     Np!!! Love to help!

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