Transplanting

The pepper plant in the picture above are not doing too bad but my tomato plants were terribly leggy. I had added the fluorescent light but it wasn't helping much. Plus I had a bunch seeds that I still  needed to get started and no room on the windowsill. My greenhouse still has no roof but I thought I might still be able to use it- sort of. I took the fluorescent light out to the greenhouse, propped it across some blocks on the bench, then ran plastic across and upper shelf to the lower bench to make a mini greenhouse underneath. I moved all the tomatoes out there under the light except the Golden Nugget ones (which wouldn't fit) and one basil plant went out as well. I am fairly sure that the heat let off by the light will keep it warm enough (I hope so anyway.).
This left a bit more room in front of the window so I got the herbs started; sage, oregano, Giant parsley, more basil and thyme and I got my Pepino melons started as well.
Since I am showing the peppers in the picture I do want to mention that the Jimmy Nardello had a wonderful germination rate without me having to add any heat this year and I got just two Cubanelle but those seeds were last years old seeds which didn't germinate very well for me even last year. Almost all of the tomato plants came up which means I will likely have too many but I will plant them somewhere. Maybe I will get them planted out where the washer runs off this year as I had planned to last year.
Anyway, hopefully my seedlings will still grow in the greenhouse and I will have plenty of plants started this year so I won't be having to buy any.