is this big enough to transfer to the garden soil

Just wondering if this chamomile is big enough to transfer to my garden soil. They dont seem to be getting any bigger to be honest after about 4 weeks

 

what do you mean by hardened off ??

Should i be doing anything else. At the moment im just watering with tap water . should i put some baby bio in , I've read rain water may be good as well

 

Not yet, it has germinated very nicely so grow it on indoors first to make nice sturdy plants to go out in about April.

The seedlings are no longer babies so would benefit from getting used to the hard life. Personally I'd take the lid off to allow them to get used to normal humidity.

If they are in a warm place now, a slightly cooler (but well lit) spot would be great.

 

hello i put some baby bio in yesterday, i get the feeling the plants look different. Are they ok ???

 

I'd pot them up singly into 3.5in pots, it will make planting out easier when the time comes and I'd wait until after the last frost.

 

hello this is what the chamomile looks like now. does anyone have any thoughts ???

 

To be honest it barely visible, It looks really wet and soggy.

Where are you growing this?

 

its growing on the window in the kitchen. it was looking dry this morning so i just watered it before taking the picture

 

It doesn't look happy to me I'm afraid, its early yet, maybe another sowing in a month or so would be better.
What is the growing medium?

 

It's just in seed compost. I have been taking it out for a few hours a day. Do you think maybe that's been the problem. Any suggestions ?

 

When you say taking it out what do you mean.
Outside?

It just looks like it needs to be allowed to grow normally instead of cooped up.
But it could get too cold still on frosty nights.

Its always difficult, early in the season, to move plants from house to outside without some kind of halfway house like a greenhouse or cold frame.