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Tomatoes too close together
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I was starting some tomatoes in jiffy pellets and accidentally double-seeded a couple of them, but both seeds sprouted.

Wat do? I don't want them to choke eachother out; should I buy a few more pellets and transplant the twins?
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Just pull out the one that's smaller as though it was a weed.
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>pull out
No m8 you want to pinch it out just at the soil line. Pulling the roots may pull up the one next to it too.
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