Proper grow light management ensures stocky, healthy seedlings for tomatoes, peppers, strawberries, and greens in a greenhouse setting.
Keep lights 3 inches above the tallest seedlings at all times. This prevents leggy growth and promotes sturdy stems.
Adjust light duration as seedlings mature and maintain close proximity for compact, vigorous plants ready for transplanting.
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