Forest thinning explained: Less competition for sunlight and nutrients means healthy trees grow bigger more quickly 🌲 | Healthy Forests, Healthy Communities

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How to Plant and Grow Carrots to Minimze Thinning and Wasting Seed🥕 Carrots can be a tricky veggie to grow. Most of the time you have to thin the plants after sewing to achieve the necessary spacing. They also take 14 to 21 days to germinate and need to stay moist during this entire time. For these reasons, lots of people fail at growing carrots, but once you understand these little details it makes growing carrots much more enjoyable. . . #carrots #carrots🥕 #carrot #earthnailsandtails #garden

THINNING CARROTS - Carrot seeds are small and as we plant them, a LOT sprout up. If you let them stay that way, you’ll get tiny little carrots and no big huge chunky boys. Here’s how to thin them out: Wait for the seedlings to grow a bit, about 2 inches tall. This is when they’re big enough to handle but not too big that thinning disturbs their neighbors. Choose the strongest seedlings to keep and gently pull out the others. Aim for about 1 to 3 inches of space between the ones you leave in the