It has taken a while, but I finally have some rather spindly aubergines coming through.I did sow quite a few, with there being four varieties.
These were:
Think they have some way to go, but all being well, they will catch up. The seedlings are quite dainty, and could do with some warmth and heat to give them a good start.
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I’m hoping mine do well too. They do love heat. I’m trying some pretty varieties, including ‘Bianca’.
I suspect if you used a heat mat or heated propagator they’d be a little further along, but yes they really love the light!
I can’t remember when I sowed mine last year but I managed a few fruit anyway. It is getting warmer now, too.