You guys are so great. Thanks for the very informative responses, Digs and fantasia. I am planning to come back with a lengthier post but I have a bit of schoolwork leftover and this has been hovering over my mind for the past few days...
So I got my Totally Tomato Seeds (*:D
![Big Grin :D](./images/smilies/4.gif)
*) and then started them out. I was a bit worried that I started the seedlings too early, but after following the directions and putting them in closed containers, I think it will be alright. (plus, after worrying a whole lot, I surprisingly read a verse which said something along the lines God blessing land/crops (I think this was in Ezekiel....), and that encouraged my heart quite a lot.
![Tongue :P](./images/smilies/10.gif)
) I'm worried that I didn't get seed starting mix and got potting soil instead. If I've messed up, I'm going to like
![at wits' end ~x(](./images/smilies/102.gif)
because I've used quite a bit of my seeds. (I have plenty cayenne pepper and alicante tomato seeds left over, but probably less than half of the original amount of the romas and jalapenos.) So... I'm really hoping and praying these seeds work out. I did get potting soil and read that this could be problematic; should I buy some seed starting mix and and restart some new seedlings? (would it be possible to sift out these seeds if they haven't germinated yet and then replant them in seed-starting mix?
![Tongue :P](./images/smilies/10.gif)
)
If they do, I still do have one dillema - in a rush at WalMart, while quickly calculating what would be better to buy, I walked out with a bag of Miracle Gro Potting soil. However, the thing says that it'll produce bigger plants and there's a picture of a very enlarged flower plant. Does this mean that my plants/vegetables will be bigger? Because if so.... :S I really don't want the soil to meddle with the nice product I bought from Totally Tomatoes. ... and I hope, if so, bigger doesn't equal bland, tasteless vegetables because that would just be awful. If this is so, if I get some organic non-plant-meddling potting soil and then keep on growing the seedlings indoor with the new soil, will that work out even though I started the seeds out on this stuff? Thank-you in advance for the response!!
Thank-you, again, for the reply to my previous questions. I'll be back with responses to those!!
![Happy :)](./images/smilies/1.gif)