Transplanting seedlings into the garden bed|SV's Passion|backyard gardening

Backyardgardening #transplantingintogardenbed #howto In this video you will learn how to transplant baby plants into the garden ...

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🌱 Transplanting baby plants requires gentle handling and placing them in a hole in the garden bed without disturbing their roots or leaves.

🌱 It is important to leave about 15 centimeters of space between each plant when transplanting summer crops like beans.

🌱 When watering newly transplanted plants, it is necessary to be very careful and avoid pouring water on top of their heads, using a low-speed hose instead.

🌱 Sprouting potatoes can be easily grown by making a slit around the sprout with half an inch of potato still attached to it.

🌱 Spring onions can be sprouted by snipping off the end portion with roots and planting them, and within a week to ten days, long tube-like leaves will start to grow.

🌱 These simple gardening techniques can be a fun way to experiment and try new things.

🌱 In the next episode, the topic will be how to take care of weeds in the garden.

Timestamped Summary

01:20 Make a hole in your garden bed that is approximately the same size as the hole in your seed starter.

01:28 Carefully remove the seedling from the seed starter and place it in the hole.

02:15 Be careful not to disturb the roots or leaves of the seedling.

02:36 If the hole is too small, dig a little more to accommodate the plant.

03:11 If the seedling is stuck in the pot, gently tap the bottom to release it.

04:36 Water the transplanted plants gently, without pouring water on top of their heads.

05:10 Learn how to grow potatoes from sprouts on store-bought potatoes.

05:32 Make a slit around the sprout on the potato, leaving about half an inch of potato attached.

06:12 Potatoes will sprout back within a week if the weather is hot and humid.

06:45 Learn how to sprout spring onions by snipping off the root end of store-bought onions.

07:22 In the next episode, learn how to take care of weeds in the garden.

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Q&A

What are we going to see in today's episode?

Today's episode is about transplanting baby plants from seed trees.

How do we prepare the garden bed?

Before taking out the plants from the seed trays, make a hole in the garden bed that can hold the exact amount of soil in the seed starter.

How should we handle the seedlings when transplanting?

Be very gentle with the plants, avoiding touching the baby leaves or roots. Place the whole plant, including the mud from the seed starter, into the prepared small hole.

What should we do if the seedling does not come out of the pot?

Give a gentle tap at the bottom of the seed tray or pot to help the plant come out easily.

How much distance should we leave between each plant?

Leave at least 15 centimeters of distance between each plant since they are summer crops and require space to grow well.

How should we water the newly transplanted plants?

Water the plants very carefully, avoiding pouring water on top of their heads. Use a gentle flow of water and give enough time between each watering.

What other plants can we grow from sprouts?

We can grow potatoes and spring onions from sprouts. For potatoes, remove the sprouts from store-bought potatoes and make a slit around them. Half an inch of the potato should still be attached to the sprout. Plant the sprouts and within a week, they will start to sprout leaves. For spring onions, snip off the root portion of the plant and plant it. Within a week to ten days, tube-like leaves will start coming out of the sprout.