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OK CH's,
  This must be the next lesson for me to learn. I was hardening off some seedlings. Slowly increasing exposure to the elements. Everything seemed to be going fine. Some plants even seemed to grow more rapidly. Well I brought them in, and over night some of the leaves shriveled up. There is no issue with water. Did they get to much exposure to UVs? The others seem to be doing fine. Or can I expect the worst there too? Also Does anyone know if these seedling can revive or are they toast?

Ron
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