November 21, 2024

VIDEO: Potting Up Seedlings 101: Easy Seed Starting Tip!


So your seeds have germinated, and they’re even starting to grow. You’ve avoided damping off disease, your seedlings aren’t too leggy…they’re just…big. This is a GOOD problem to have! But, it’s time to pot them up into larger pots if you’re not transplanting them outside yet.

If you don’t, you’ll risk them becoming root-bound in their small pots and struggling for water and nutrients. Remember, most seed starting mix is inert (no inherent nutrition).

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26 thoughts on “VIDEO: Potting Up Seedlings 101: Easy Seed Starting Tip!

  1. product is a waste of money at $50 a bag. You can get mychorizal fungi for free so many places. We dont need to use manufactured products to grow

  2. I realize some people don't have the indoor space but I hate up potting so I start with a larger container. Usually a 16 or 18 ounce solo cup.
    Up potting is a pain in neck but if you don't have space you need to do it.

  3. You're ahead of me in the process, I'm jealous! I love in a Zone 4b (Minnesota), and our average last frost date isn't until mid to late May, so I'm planting my seeds up next weekend. I've had it marked in my calendar for months, I'm just itching to get in the dirt!!

  4. could you do a little gardening challenge for your viewers on a budget?! the dollar tree sells pots, soil, and seeds during the springtime. it would be an interesting "challenge" type video and would be great to get your direction on how to best grow some seeds with those kinds of materials..? love your channel!

  5. I’m in zone 5, Capital District NY. It’s April (duh!). We usually put seeds in the ground the first or second week on May. It’s still chilly 40-50 degrees. Is that temp sufficient enough for me to start seeds on my uninsulated porch now?

  6. Hi! First timer here, can I go directly to a 12×12 pot when they are too large for the starter? Or do I need a transition pot that is smaller? Not much indoor space but I don't want to put them outside too early. Thanks!

  7. When should you pot them up? When do you introduce full sunlight to seedlings with true leaves? Should I harden them off once I plant them up even if it’s a few more weeks until planting in the garden? Or should I keep them inside? I don’t have a lot of room so I’m concerned with potting them up because I have quite a few plants growing

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