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I've never done much with seeds except the easy direct sow kinds. With prices this year I dicided to try some. I started with Lisianthus, not knowing anything about them except they are beautiful. I put them in a Parks dome and waited forever (4 weeks). I was about to give up and then saw a couple of tiny green specks so I waited some more and now have 30 1/4" babies. Should I pot the plug and put it outside, temps are now in the 80's. Inside the temp is about 70 but the lighting is not so good. I have them in a south window. I have no idea what to do next, it's just like me to pick the hardest plant to try. Any suggestions would be helpful, I realize if I'm lucky enough to see a flower it will be almost time for frost.
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