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Tobaccos season in Viet nam from january to Jun

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We began transplant in pot to field next day. Here some picture Itook up yestoday
plant in pot

plant with leaf cut off

plant in tray with som pesticise before transplant
 
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Re: Tobaccos reason in Viet nam from january to Jun

I can't see the pictures. Use the icon that looks like a tree in a picture frame to download a picture from your computer.
 

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Try up again
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Tran, if the pictures are stored on your computer hard drive, you can up load directly to FTT with out using the other site. First, re-size your picture so the pixels of the longest side do not exceed 750. Then click on the "tree in the picture frame icon" located the top of the reply window. Select "From Computer". Then "Select Files". This will allow you to browse the files on your computer. Find the folder in which the pictures are stored, then select the picture you want. Click OK. Then click "Upload". One post can contain as many as ten pictures.

If you are using a smart phone, there will probably be a different method. I don't have a smart phone so I don't know how, but someone else can tell you. Just ask.
 

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First pics.look like worms or something were present. Great looking plants. Kind of close. What kind are they?

The first pic, the large leaves have been trimmed; looks like they are still in a starting tray. If they are overgrowing the cells, and you are not ready to plant, trimming half of the largest leaves (giving them a haircut) slows them down a bit, allows more light to the smaller ones, and encourages root growth.
 

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The first pic, the large leaves have been trimmed; looks like they are still in a starting tray. If they are overgrowing the cells, and you are not ready to plant, trimming half of the largest leaves (giving them a haircut) slows them down a bit, allows more light to the smaller ones, and encourages root growth.
yes, we trimmed them before planting! They were planted at last month. Now they are growing in field.
 
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