Chili seedlings with thin, long stems and only two top leaves are "leggy." Address the cause:
Keep fluorescent lights 3 inches above canopy. Adjust daily. Window light is rarely enough in early spring.
Check root balls. If circling, transplant to slightly larger cells. Loosen roots gently.
Once 4 true leaf pairs form, pinch the tip. Repeat in 2 weeks. This forces lateral branches.
Resources: GardenGuides, MU Extension, Seed Starter Handbook (links in original).
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