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15-May-2007
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Join Date: May-2005
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mugo pine
I was wondering how long mugo pine seedlings should remain in seed starting mix before they are transplanted into a more suitable bonsai mix. Should I wait until they are considerably hardened up?
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16-May-2007
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Join Date: Mar-2006
Location: West Springfield Massachusetts
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I would say that if your chances of frost are past, put them in the ground and let them grow.
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17-May-2007
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ya
Join Date: May-2005
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Thanks for the feedback. I don't know why I didn't think of that before, the answer seems so simple when someone else shows you the way. I think I'll wait a few more weeks. During June I think I'll put them in a half shade half sun spot at the end of my lot, that way they'll get the lumins, but not the harsh sun.
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