Leggy growth results from insufficient light intensity, excessive heat, or overcrowding.
4-inch pots are fine for short-term holding. If seedlings are crowded, use cell packs or smaller pots first, then step up.
Harden off and move outdoors as soon as weather permits; natural light and wind strengthen stems dramatically.
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