Pricking Out, Potting On & Transplanting: Step by Step

Indoor-sown plants need tender loving care to flourish. Show your seedlings some love and you’ll see them grow into beautifully strong and productive individuals.

From moving them into roomier living quarters to making the potentially stressful transition to life outdoors, your plants rely on you for more than just moral support.

In this short video we’ll show you how to care for your seedlings every single step of the way.

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[kristincassie]

I so love these concise and informative videos, thank you!

[cynthiarepko]

I've never tried this method before, but it was VERY successful. Thank you for the informative technique!

[ELBlDu]

I treid "winter sowing" method this yr for 1st time. I re-used milk jugs with handle, cut 95% to leave a hinge, (leave enuf room to allow-4" soil) make holes top/bottom, fill, sow, tape jug back tog and remove spout lid, set in sunny space. (dont forget to label) 2 wks later, today, they're germinating.. yay. A short video demonstration would be good for those itching to get into the dirt, which I see you are too. lol happy planting

[vicmazzaro]

Great videos love to watch everyday you are an inspiration to all gardeners

[katherinecouture]

I really enjoy your videos. Very helpful for my plantings.
Thank you.

[designeratlaw]

Love these videos and just bought your book - really so useful and fun! Quick question, though: why do you plant your seeds all together in a pot and then transplant to individual little pots? I start my seeds in the individual ones to avoid that step. With such high germination rates in the seeds, it doesn’t seem worth the extra step. Would love to know!