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You transplant them to the next logical larger container, and when you do, plant them DEEP. Right up to the first leaves. If you’re using a garden light, drop it down so it is nearly touching the leaves of your transplants; to prevent leggy plants.
Tomatoes will form roots where their stem meets soil. You cannot do this with most plants, but you do it with tomatoes. This builds up your root system, allowing your plant to deal with weather, watering issues, etc much better. You’ll be making a stronger plant.
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