Start tomatoes and peppers indoors 6–8 weeks before last frost. Use 40W fluorescent lights 8 inches above trays, 10–12 hours daily. Keep soil at 75°F for germination, then cool to 60–65°F to prevent legginess.
“Days to harvest” on packets refers to days from transplanting outdoors, not from seeding. Direct-seeded tomatoes/peppers are rare in temperate climates.
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