I water the seedlings not with running water, but with nutrient-rich water so that they grow strong.
Thanks to the nutrient solution, your seedlings will grow with sturdy trunks and no spots on their leaves.
Seedlings are quite difficult to care for, especially if they aren’t happy with the soil. While light, temperature, and watering can be influenced, soil composition cannot be altered in any way.
And few people want to replant in another country. Although there are all sorts of force majeure circumstances that still require transplanting seedlings to new soil.
I try not to let the seedlings become stunted and weak. The nutrient solutions I prepare and use myself help with this.
All of this applies primarily to eggplants, tomatoes, and peppers.
To prepare a nutrient solution, pour three to four tablespoons of water into one liter of water. Let it sit for a few hours; during this time, the liquid will saturate.
