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Jan 21, 2015 11:43 AM CST
Name: Sandy B.
Ford River Twp, Michigan UP (Zone 4b)
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SCButtercup said:more to the point, wintersowing to me means seeding outdoors in winter to cold treat or encourage vigor. I sow tomatoes indoors in winter, did somebody sow outdoors? why?


LOL, Judy -- was this a reference to the "tomato taproot" thing? If so, no, not about WS tomatoes, more of a question of whether tomato seedlings actually benefit from the physical process of "potting up" or if the same benefit would come from starting the seeds in a shallow layer of soil in a deeper pot, then adding soil as the plant grows, to encourage a large root system. Although, I guess I have heard of people WS tomato seeds... (and if you were asking about a different post entirely, sorry for further confusing things! Hilarious! )
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