Do you need to thin beetroot seedlings?

Update: 2021-03-04

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I’ve always been one to thin my vegetable seedlings, beetroot included. I have found over the years that plants do better if they’re not competing with resources (sun, water, nutrients). Thinned plants are usually a little more resilient from bug attacks.

In this episode I chat about my latest experiment with not thinning beetroots, along with some tips for growing them.

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