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Starting seeds indoors is a great way to get a head start on your growing season.  Once your seeds have sprouted having enjoyed the luxury of growing in a controlled environment, the time will come to introduce them to the hardening process which prepares them for their outdoor existence. Artificial lighting is no match for true sunlight, so slowly expose your young plants by placing them in shaded areas for short periods of time.  Within a few days you can began to expose them to direct sunlight for limited periods of time.  Do not leave your seedlings in adverse conditions like rain showers or wind.  A proper hardening process will ensure that your plants are ruff and tuff!     Cheers

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