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<blockquote data-quote="Wobblyshot1" data-source="post: 5609240" data-attributes="member: 9066"><p>I built that table years ago out of scape lumber. It had a top and bottom shelf with broad spectrum fluorescent lights that I could adjust the height. The trick is to keep the lights just off the top of the plants. Also use heat mats with a thermostat to keep the temps right. A lot of what I read calls for six weeks from sowing to planting in your garden....it takes a few day to harden off. I've since come to believe that five weeks is plenty. Seems to me much longer than this and they start to get leggy.</p><p></p><p>The 72 cell inserts for the trays are kinda small and I'm going to move them to dixie type cups in a few days. I generally prefer 48 or 36 cell but the 72 was all I had.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wobblyshot1, post: 5609240, member: 9066"] I built that table years ago out of scape lumber. It had a top and bottom shelf with broad spectrum fluorescent lights that I could adjust the height. The trick is to keep the lights just off the top of the plants. Also use heat mats with a thermostat to keep the temps right. A lot of what I read calls for six weeks from sowing to planting in your garden....it takes a few day to harden off. I've since come to believe that five weeks is plenty. Seems to me much longer than this and they start to get leggy. The 72 cell inserts for the trays are kinda small and I'm going to move them to dixie type cups in a few days. I generally prefer 48 or 36 cell but the 72 was all I had. [/QUOTE]
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