November 23, 2024

VIDEO: How To Grow Tomatoes Part 2 – Transplanting Seedlings


Transplant Those Tomato Seedlings To Larger Pots Successfully! Part 2 of 3. Tomatoes are the most popular garden crop of all time. They are easy to grow, transplant, and care for. Now that we have our seedlings sprouted, its time to move them on to larger pots to be ready for sale and for transitioning into the spring garden.

In this video, I show you how to get those seedling tomato plugs from your seedling trays and move the baby tomatoes along to larger 4″ standard nursery pots. Its quite easy, goes fast, as is the necessary next step in growing your own tomatoes from seed to harvest, right in your own backyard!

If you live in the Northern Hemisphere however, your growing season is finite, and often too short to properly ripen tomatoes that are directly seeded into the garden. Starter plants are expensive, so you need a plan! The plan is simple, start your own tomato seeds indoors, now during the winter, to get a head start on spring planting!

Tomato Growing Series

Part 1 – Seed Starting: https://youtu.be/qlEp0iDfB-k
Part 2 – Seedling Transplanting: You are here!
Part 3 – Planting In The Garden: https://youtu.be/my4G0wgmeJc

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25 thoughts on “VIDEO: How To Grow Tomatoes Part 2 – Transplanting Seedlings

  1. HELP ME PLEASE! I bought a large tomato plant with 3 tomatoes on it. Within a week I thought I killed it, I had it inside near my dryer. Maybe too hot? Maybe too cold. All the leaves dried up. Moved it outside, I'm in East Texas. It's mild forty to eighty degrees lately. The stems are still alive and standing up, the fruit seems to be slightly growing. I plucked off all the dead leaves. I see two very tiny leaves so I'm hopeful it will get better and keep going. It came in large pot with cage attached. I'm pretty sure I over watered it day one. What should I do, is there any hope?

  2. Warm greetings my friend. I love what you are doing a lot. I am a biotech guy, with training in molecular biology. I just recently, with a couple of buddy's started an agric business. We build greenhouses and grow vegetables. Mostly tomatoes. I'm in love with horticulture really. I like what you do a lot. I've watched and tried a lot of your techniques. Thank you so much. You can check us out, on YouTube ADVANCED BIOPROCESSES or IG @advancedbioprocesses, I'd appreciate comments and criticism from you… (sorry I'm sharing this in the comments section, if I had a way of sending you a personal note message, I would have).. I really wanna learn a lot from you. You've inspired me a whole lot…

    Love from NIGERIA.

  3. You talk about sowing seeds in the winter, but what month are you planting the seeds, Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb or Mar? This is all considered winter where I live in England.

  4. i like the video but i need more information on how to take care of them during this time. do you water them twice a day or once? do you add any fertilizer and how often? please

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