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Curling Beet Seedling Leaves: Planted Too Shallow?

Beet seedlings with tightly curled leaves at 1.5 weeks may be planted too shallow. Beets take longer to emerge. Try deeper planting or light mulch cover to encourage stronger emergence.

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