Clarification of terms

[Geosojda]

Just wondering over here, when do you consider a seedling no longer a seedling? Just sifting through a bunch of older info on here and this came up. thanks

 

[Davetaylor]

I'd say once it's onto it's second or third set of true leaves and you've potted it on and it's out of the prop.
But this is only my opinion!

 

[AlabamaJack]

to me, they are seedlings until plantout...

 

[orrevs]

for me they are seedlings until i put them in the final pot.

Which normally is around 3 Months after they poped up.

 

[mega]

seedling: (SEED' ling): an irresistable play and food object for the cat, which is grudgingly tolerated due to the "It's in their nature" theory

mature plant: (maTURE' PLANT): something the cat won't dare mess with or said animal goes to live in the woods, and knows it

 

[Flakes]

Just wondering over here, when do you consider a seedling no longer a seedling? Just sifting through a bunch of older info on here and this came up. thanks

When you can flick it and aren't scared of hurting it (too badly)!