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Yeah I fucked up there, they had true leaves, maybe not 3 each, but were looking pretty strong in the CD60 cells I had them in, but I got lazy and just put them straight in to the ground rather than potting on/hardening off on like I have with everything else, they weren't up to the sun and the true leaves just fried. They seem to have grown a few new leaves but looking a bit sickly. Will give them another few weeks as I've nothing germinated to replace them with currently anyway.
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Looking good. Re: Crown Prince, I read you shouldn't plant squash out until they have three true leaves. I usually wait intil the true leaves are a good bit bigger than the cotyledons. If you sowed direct then the above obviously doesn't apply. But the colder nights and windy days probably aren't helping.