Gardening with CowPots #11-planting your pot

How do you plant your CowPot into the ground once the seeds have sprouted. It's a simple process outlined in this video.

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⭐ Planting your cow pot is a big day, so make sure you're dressed for it and ready to go outside.

⭐ When planting your plants, make sure to dig a hole about one and a half times as big as the pot and drop the plant right in there.

⭐ It's important to cover up the pot entirely when planting, as the water can wick up the pot and dry it out faster if left exposed.

⭐ The pot will decompose faster when it has constant moisture up against it, so it's important to keep the rim of the pot buried.

⭐ After planting, be sure to water your plants thoroughly to ensure that the disturbed soil resettles and the rim of the pot is buried.

⭐ To avoid damaging young tender roots, wait between 10 and 14 days before starting to add any liquid fertilizer.

⭐ If you start to see a white crusty stuff on the soil, it means you're putting too much fertilizer. Plants can only use so much, so don't waste it.

⭐ In the next episode, they will discuss more about fertilizing, including the differences between organic and traditional fertilizers.

Timestamped Summary

00:35 We have a couple plants ready for planting, a tomato and an eggplant.

00:46 We are outside in a cold frame to plant them.

01:00 Dig a hole 1.5 times the size of the pot and drop the plant in.

01:21 Keep the pot covered for the pot to decompose faster.

01:36 After planting, water the plants thoroughly to settle the soil and bury the pot rim.

01:56 Wait 10-14 days before fertilizing young plants to avoid damage to the tender roots.

02:23 In the next episode, we will talk more about fertilizing and the differences between organic and traditional fertilizers.

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Q&A

What is this episode about?

This episode is about planting your cow pot.

How do you plant a cow pot?

Dig a hole about one and a half times as big as the pot and drop the plant in, making sure to cover up the pot entirely.

Why is it important to bury the rim of the pot?

Burying the rim of the pot is critical to ensure that the plant is well-watered and the roots have enough time to grow into the native soil.

When should I start fertilizing my plants?

It is recommended to wait between 10 and 14 days before starting to add any liquid fertilizer to young plants. Do not use too much fertilizer as it can be damaging to the roots.

What should I do if I see a white crusty stuff on the soil?

If you start to see a white crusty stuff on the soil, stop adding fertilizer as you might be using too much. Remember that plants can only use a certain amount of fertilizer.