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The best time to thin out seedlings is early June, before the rainy season begins! Poor ventilation will lead to disease. Time Slip 0:00 Introduction and the purpose of thinning 02:05 When to thin out seedlings 02:17 Three key points for thinning 03:04 How to do it in planters 09:12 How to do it in open fields 11:21 Aftercare and Summary Five Purposes of Thinning ① To improve air circulation ② To create space for rhizomes to grow ③ To ensure sunlight reaches the entire plant ④ To prevent pests and diseases ⑤ To prevent nutrient dispersion Three Key Points for Thinning ① Thin when there are 6 or more true leaves If you thin when there are 5 or fewer leaves, new stems will grow Also, thin stems that grow close to thick stems should be removed even if there are 5 or fewer true leaves This is because, when there are 6 or more true leaves overall, new stems are unlikely to grow even if thinning is done ② Leave a gap of 7-8 cm (about the size of a fist) between stems Thinning can be done by pulling out the stems or by pulling them out from the base ③ It is a good idea to spread compost or leaf mold in the gaps left after thinning.