How to Transplant Seedlings into the Garden, 4 Mistakes you MUST Avoid
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- Knowing the right information when it comes to tranplanting can make the difference between a unhealthy plant and a huge harvest. Today I will share with you how to tranplant seedlings into the garden to ensure the biggest possible garden harvests.
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You are absolutely right about the garden journal! I started one back in 2002 when I bought my first house in Clifton, NJ. Over the years I recorded my successes and my failures and included lots of photos. What a learning experience! Now I am moving to a new house in Easton, PA with 3 acres and TONS of space for gardening. I can't wait to get started and I'm grateful to have the experiences of my garden journal to guide me.
Go Clifton ....Paterson
I'm jealous of your three acres!!!!
Blessings to you and your new " digs."
I just started my journal this year! My garden is only on its third year but I can already tell this journal is going to be so helpful. I live in PA as well with 6 acres and eventually hope to grow my garden to about 2 acres and more if my neighbor will sell me the 6 acre field next to me! Lol
Great idea.
Shara Vitone. Hello Shara from a Hunterdon County Jersey gal, very close to Easton, cute little town. Check out Daddy’s Place for homemade Middle Eastern food. I just started my first garden, plan to expand in the fall to a food forest. Thanks for the suggestion of pictures, I’m a visual learner so this will help in the future. Good luck on your move, and I’m a little jealous of all the acreage.
When it is root bound put roots in water and loosen soil and trim roots a little if needed and then transplant for better performance.
Great tip - thank you Laura!!
You answered my one question from this vid. Thanks much.
My friend does that. But she soaks them in water with vitamin B and man you should see her garden!! It’s only floral but holy cow it’s gorgeous! She swears by vit. B.
I love how you talk about your plants as if they were people. It’s cute and funny! And kind of a nice way to think about them since they are living things. Hahaa
@@pbjsilverstudio4882 - another great tip!! Thanks for sharing :)
I started pulling weeds one weekend to deal with quarantine, next thing I’m building a raised bed. Your videos are very helpful for me.
Some weeds are edible and we should avoid poisoning them but instead view them as free salads
@@theobserver450 know them before you eat them and study all possible side affects.
Many folks are turning into gardening because of quarantine. Enjoy all!
JL Seagull 2.0 The system has failed u! Time for self responsibility!
Grow what you eat!
Eat what toy grow!
It started with planting a single cherry tree to to me. 2 gardens, 6 beds, 5 additional trees (peach, kumquats, lemon, navel orange. Got ornamentals and wild flowers planted. Have sheep out back keeping wild grasses and weeds down for fire break. Its addicting, healthy and fun to garden and farm your own food. Tough work but worth it
Another way to take the plants out is to flip the container up side down while carefully holding the plants between your fingers on the down side. Very easy. This way you get to reuse your plastic thing forever which helps reduces the production of plastic in the long run.
Yup, that's how I do it...and I like that those containers are stacked up for future use!
Please save the planet. No plastic !!!!!
@@gene7733 They're being reused. not chucked into the trash, so no lectures please.
Isnt this the only way to do it ??
You might like root trainer containers. Still plastic but last for years and most are recyclable. Can’t beat soil blocks for the no plastic approach!
The old English garden books say, “Sow dry, set wet,” meaning sow your seeds outside in dry weather, but set out transplants in wet weather.
Some have advised the opposite 🤔
I like how you referred to the Home Depot plants as “drug addicts” hahha that really made my day😂.
It also helps me realize why some of my previous year plants from my first few years of gardening died when they were looking so beautiful in the store
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funny and informative.
Yep, glad that finally someone called these overfertilizing crazy people out. Proven Winners advises you to fertilize their annuals 1-2 times a week. What??? Takes a few months to detox Lowes and Home Depot plants. They are like this person who ate donuts their whole life and is suddenly put on the salad diet, so he screams "Where is all the sugar???" I wish big box stores stopped doing ridiculous things like this.
Anna Gray well they ain’t gonna reveal it because they want consumers to think their nice and beautiful plants wilted and died because of something THEY did wrong, causing them to buy more plants. Besides, people are more likely to buy plants when there are more of them that artificially look nice and big
@@DanielW607 can fish tank water instead of plain water compete with their over fertilizing? my fish tanks are old and pretty dank. just have moss and easy plants left and a filter lol
Tuck found the coolest spot for a nap in the garden. Looking forward to watching him eat some veggies in due time.🥒🥒🥕🥕🥕🐕💕
I love this channel! I have started a garden at my place with my 3 small kids this quarantine and we all have enjoyed it. Strawberries started to bloom and my littlest one is so excited for them.
Imagine if more of us took on all these new skills and hobbies. I love gardening. I think every household should try to grow something at least. I suppose its one of the "benefits" of this whole crappy pandemic is hopefully a lot more people are learning new skills and honing old ones. Heck..I even picked the bass guitar back up after 8 years a couple weeks ago and am going to come back with a vengeance! :) :)
my neighbors are using this time to remodel their houses. so they are off work but paying themselves by increasing the value of their houses.
@@Kreedogger lock down is almost over put the guitar back
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Bro, thank you for your words and inspiration! We (myself and 4 neighbors) started indoor to outdoor gardens on our little homestead. It's a patient and educational process as we are all basically broke! Lol! Thank you for the practical, affordable and efficient knowledge shared -and not just trying to sell us products! We will like subscribe and SHARE -no doubt!
Awww! Tuck in the squash hole is adorable! You should make tshirts with Tuck on them!
He does!😍 Guardian of the Garden
James, your enthusiasm is only second to your knowledge.
Thank you James! I love your channel and your energy of love for gardening, personal growth and taking meaningful action. I look forward to your videos and always get valuable tips from you. You were the inspiration for our backyard food forest that we started last year, and it’s already shaping up to be another exciting year for us! ♥️🌱☀️🐝
TUCK!!!! ❤❤❤❤ I don't know what i'd do without your channel. I love this method of gardening and you are so full of knowledge. Thank you!! 🤗❤❤❤❤
You're sooo sweet Lauryn!! Thank you for the kind words and love
I learned years ago from starting my veg garden a month later than most people that the pests go on to gardens that were started ‘on time’. The veggies ripened when they were supposed to and I had no pests. I do this every year now.
We don't have many pests here but my back yard garden is surrounded by nieghbors back yards on all sides. We put an electric fence up a couple of years back to keep game animals out tho. They had to go through 1 of 4 yards to get in ours, 2 of which have gardens as well but never get eaten. My garden is always the first one in and most mature when our forrset friends come down the hill to live in our neighborhood all summer. After reading this I have decided that my garden will be late, in hopes of the animals filling up on others enough to leave mine be. Could work? Its so bad I awoke at 3 am 4 years ago to a young buck stuck with his foot stuck in the chain link fence. Once he got loose he limped to the compost pile and bedded down. I was afraid he had broke his leg. However in the morning light with the areas pets coming out he did just get up and go jump out. Rather they get a small shock then a broken leg.
@@montanaliving4769 we had a deer caught in haywire that wasn't so lucky. We use 2x4 7' fence around garden and it helps. The baby bunnies fit thru and I've seen deer jump at a standstill and clear 8'. I may have to go electric. They say one strand placed about a foot and a second at 4'. We had some coon issues also and last week I seen the first groundhog--live trap time!! Don't want them At All! Dealt with them at our first house, up north at cabin, my folks house And in town at my sister-in-law's house. So destructive. Now they've introduced elk in the area. If I was a farmer I would be so nervous as all these animals can eat a lot. Hope they don't introduce moose🤣🤣
That's true especially vine borers, but it gets so hot the cool weather veggies would bolt.
You could get a but hotel
@@montanaliving4769 you might get predator pee, mountain lion is best
You’re attitude & love for what you do / are passionate about is attractive! I found this video, even 3 years later to be SO helpful. As i have been looking up videos for a while now on this exact topic and none were exactly about going from indoor to outdoor transplant but mostly about up-potting indoor seedlings. THANK YOU!!! and may God bless you and all of your crops🥰
You’re so awesome. Thanks for all your tips and most of all your encouragement. It’s true once you get out and start with your garden it feels wonderful and to watch all your plants grow, you just want to keep going. One idea turns into another over and over. Watching your channel has given me such inspiration. Thanks so much. And it’s always nice to see Tucker enjoy the gardening process with you.
This guy's a very inspirational person. Very positive, no hype. Makes you want to get started in the garden.
I've been gardening for a couple of years now, and I just discovered this channel. Your videos always give me tips that I didn't know of before. Thanks for putting in the time!
I love your enthusiasm. And Tuck is adorable! Thank you for the information.
I just wanted to say I love your channel!!! That energy and passion you have for gardening is so contagious, every time I watch one of your videos I want to go work on my own garden right away! 😆 Thanks for sharing your knowledge and wish you all the best to you and Tuck of course ❤️
You've been a huge influence for me this year. I'm so glad I found your channel! We have a raised bed and a bunch of potted plants. All edible. I started a compost pile, and I've been saving seeds from our fruits and veggies. Thank you to you and Tuck! Keep up the amazing work!!!
James you are such a blessing to us new wannabe gardeners. THANK YOU for all your encouragement.
Your'e soo kind my friend. Don't sell yourself short though, I would call you a soontobe gardener :)
Thank you for your joyfulness and sharing your experience.
We appreciate the light you bring into the world!
James you are so inspiring!! I planted my first garden ever last year at the age of 50!! I am hooked!! Thank you so much for all the guidance you provide on your channel. I use you so much on this new journey of mine.
Im sittin here lookin at my racks of seedlings for my medium sized container garden on my apartment patio while watching this. Perfect! 3 Cucumbers(Love em)… 2 Zuch's... 2 Tomatoes and 2 Cherry Tomatoes will be the final tally outside! I cant wait to get em all set! I'm super glad I found your Channel James!!
Awesome info! I love your energy! I've been doing all of these things as I watched your videos so I've learned so much from you. Thank you for helping us all out to grow healthy plants!
James, you are a joy to watch! I have had a garden on and off for a handful of years now, but I have learned so much more from you in the past few weeks from watching your channel. You're enthusiasm and joy in what you do shines.
I'm so glad I found your channel. God bless you and keep doing what you're doing!
I love your channel! You and Tuck are the best! I live in Cranford, NJ on 1/3 of an acre, however with so many massive oak, maple, and sycamore trees on my and adjacent properties, there is very little direct sunlight. We're planting vegetables in buckets on wagons so we can roll the plants and follow the sun.
Been watching your videos for a few months now. I’ve gone back and watched pretty much all of them. I’m 21 and you’ve inspired me to create my own food Forrest at my parents house. Wood chips are laid out and now I’m boutta cut some trees for some more sun. Thank you so much James for your sharing your knowledge
Thank you for creating these videos, James. I comment rarely so just know I enjoy watching these. Gives me that jolt to keep going.
My favorite video of Tuck. Adorable! Thanks as always for sharing your knowledge, James.
I started gardening during this lockdown and I'm loving it 😊
I grew up on my aunt and uncles micro green/landscaping company ... no one wants a home cleaner and id advise against a cleaner in my home as well(we clean sponges/buckets but just to much risk with everyone under the sun owning a home in Florida except the indigenous)Florida’s land like its fishing ,it’s the same exact thing anymore...to may people in Florida
Wasn’t the plan
I'm so happy I found your channel. I now have my garden with so much stuff and the best part is they're thriving. Keep growing guys it's the best food for your body.
Let's Goooo!
Much Love and Light to you and your little helper..💚
Love your enthusiasm, James! I appreciate all your great tips!
Thanks for the timely video James! I'm a big fan of your channel. I just bought my first house last fall and I've been putting in 16 hour days all spring trying to convert my lawn into an urban farm/food forest.
Man I was doing all 4 mistakes! Thanks a lot for this James and Tuck!
Miracle Grow I believe is a Monsanto/Bayer product. Make sure you get ORGANIC.
OMG!! I’m so excited about planting now. Thank you so much for your helpful information.
Thanks for sharing! I built 2 raised beds this year because your channel has inspired me to just get going. I've learned so much this year and feel way more confident. Can't wait till the first harvest!
Bro your energy motivates.
Thank you for inspiring us to start gardening! We built 7 raised beds with a total of 225 square feet of space to plant. We also planted raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, haskap, and strawberries. We are super excited to see what the next growing season will bring us. :)
I just love watching you. Give Tuck a hug. Your info is awesome. I bought some of the fungus and I started a raised bed. Thank you.
I love your message to just start. Doesn't have to be a big project, just start something. Very insprational.
Thanks James. I got some broccoli from Lowe's this past season, and I didn't know they were drug addicts. I guess that explains why they were shaking so violently. I heard that Miracle Grow is a hard one to kick.
You mean Miracle Grow is no good cause I'm new at this so I bought that for my veggies and flowers🤔
@@calcat7375 I think it's great for container gardens, chock full of nutrients. James was saying that the plants sold in nurseries are really used to that nutrient rich mix and experience shock when going from that to regular ground soil so better to get them gradually used to it. But if you are growing in containers then you want a nutrient rich mix so miracle gro should be fine I think.
I used some miracle grow this year to replenish one of my raised beds. I'm not sure if it will work or if it will flop. But it was already quite depleted of nutrients anyway so I figured it was worth a shot. Mixed it in deeply and didn't add more than an inch of height to the soil level, so I'm hoping it helps without destroying the garden.
You're so positive!! Great advice. I'm still trying to get my ground covered with cardboard and wood chips.... it's a big job, but, I'm getting there. Thanks for taking the time to put informative videos up that help encourage SO many people!!
I started gardening in September 2020 and I will definitely take your tip to journal my new adventures. We now have garden beds and 24 5 gallon containers we are growing in. Thank you!😊
You have great energy. I learn so much from your videos. Thank you!
This is something I definitely needed help with this year I started a lot of seedlings that ended up not transplanting correctly and dying
I hope this brings you a lot of value then my friend
The intro get me every time with the leg kick lol😂😂😂 thanks for the info
Good to see you around Walio! Good to see you around! God Bless!
Perfect timing, I needed this! God bless you and thank you 🙏🏻
Because of you I am making my own food forest!! Thank you! BTW tuck's coat is amazing...all those veggies! XOXO
Save your money on motivational speakers. Just watch James and Tuck.
Michelle Cliborn Heck ya
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Simply Golf yeesh... and I though this comment was too much. Wtf is this? A plug to a boring video? I guess if your gonna market boring, do it in a empty comment section 😂
Simple Gardening 🤦♂️
@@bruceree1574 gotta start somewhere.
thank you for being so encouraging. I just started yesterday in my property that I have been in 2 years use all the excuses and when I got my hands dirty I loved it and felt so good
I put in a new garden this year in addition to the old one. I really am hoping for a better year.
Plant, plant , plant ! Love it !
Tuck looks so content! He knows how to properly enjoy a garden :-)
Appreciate especially the tip about the box store plants needing time to detox. That explains so many past failures I've had. It's really random - some do absolutely fine and some are so sensitive.
Glad you found value in it my friend. I know what you mean, it really depends on who was taking care of the plants before you got them. Thanks for the comment :)
Wow I just recently discovered your channel and I’d say that it’s by far my favorite gardening channel on RUclips!
Not only is your backyard really beautiful from the lush vegetation that gives you food, but I also like your ecstatic passion for what you’re doing.
I’m trying to experiment this year with different plants to get the hang of growing plants and also am trying to build up my knowledge of gardening for when I build my own raised garden bed this fall!
You have a beautiful property. With every video there are more blanks filled in. And thank you for your enthusiasm.
Wow bro beautiful stuff . Its early for a food forest video Thanks James P and Tuck ❤️❤️
Thanks Donald! Yup it's early and its filling up already
Tuck is so cute!! He was pretending he was a ground hog, lol 😂 I love your channel I always learn so much!!
Thanks for your positivity James! "Make the choice today to grow". You are an inspiration
Awesome info and valid for everywhere! Got and Tuck are Great!❤️😊I am praying my larger myself started seedlings will make it as I'm planting out these next few days! Been working on a first time for me drip tape system that has been shared with me as a blessing! Praying it all works out! Blessings ❤️
You've motivated me and my 7yo Grandson to start a garden, thank you! We love watching you and Tuck in your food forest, and now Grandson wants a food forest too! You rock! much love, from Colorado
Mr Prigioni! I planted my tomatoes and peppers 3 hours ago in my new raised beds. However, I do have bell pepper seedlings that I'm going to transplant today or tomorrow.
James i like what you said about the plants. You are always spot on. I now know why some of my plants took awhile to make it. Thanks for sharing.
Lots of great information and enthusiasm! Thanks for sharing.
Just spent all day planting in my husband's school garden in West Virginia & making compost lasagna for next season
Sweet Tuck & James are our "grower 0", for the highly contagious "green thumb" healthy virus, that is spreading like hop-vines, we thank you again!
Jeanne Nilsson lol
Absolutely love your channel and passion. Keep up the GREAT work
Hi Tuck 💗🐾 and James. So good to see you both. Your garden is off to a great start. I'm busy working in my garden every day too. It's my happy place. 🌻🌱🍅💗🥬🍓
The “last expected frost date” of April 19 is the 50% date. This means that there is a 50% chance of a frost after that date. People use Mother’s Day as the time to plant because it Is somewhere around 5% chance of frost. This is all based on historical data.
Also depends on where you live.
@@emeraldorchard so true. I live in UK, it's we had frost this week. If I wait 4 weeks I will be playing in mid June FAR TOO LATE
Here in Carson City, Nevada, zone 6a, the "last frost date" is Memorial Day. My dad has been gardening here for 60+ years and he says "they" say not to plant until you can't see snow from here on the Sierras. He actually waits until July 1st to transplant his tomato starts into his garden. He always grows more tomatoes than they can eat.
I normally plant mother's day weekend. I'm so glad I didn't have time for mother's day weekend we had so many cold nights. A couple of my tomatoes didn't make it cuz the wind blew the covering off one corner of my pots.
Good advice.
One year, when I'm in my 70's, I might quit planting things too soon. Probably not.
🤣 me too
I hear ya, I have to work on my patience!!
True!!
LOL
That's me all over ruclips.net/video/JIyyPXA9tY0/видео.html
Thank you for all your contents! Appreciate the great info! Just wanted throw positive vibes your way and say keep up the great work! 🤙🏽
I love your videos. Direct and to the point. So thanks.
James, do you have a recommendation for a permaculture for beginners book?
Following...I remember him mentioning a permaculture expert that he followed but I can’t remember his name...something like ‘Gauci’? I wonder if that guy wrote a book but I need one too!
Paul Gautschi, youtube
I swear, Tuck might be one of the smartest people I've met....Love that little guy, and this channel is super helpful. Thanks James!
Tucks a dog not people 😆
Tuck is so cute, I wonder what breed of pup he is? 🐶
Carlos Becerra Yorkie I believe.
@@gabbyrico4877 , you sure about that? He seems pretty human to me....:)
So full of information and I thank you for that and I love seeing Tuck! ❤️
Great video yet again - thank you!! I totally agree that the gardening journal is super helpful in in learning from past mistakes the hard way :( Tuck is absolutely adorable once again taking a nap under your plant. Very sweet how you two work the garden together - love it!!!!!
When you have root bound plants can you gently tease the roots to help them out then plant them?
Yes. I've even seen people tear the root ball apart or cut into it with scissors
I use 2 popsicle sticks to help get my plants out of the start up trays. I slide one down into the soil on each side of the plant that I'm removing. Then I lift them out.
Yeah that's a great technique, I showcased that technique when transplanting out the cabbages in the square foot gardening video I did. But in my opinion cucumber roots tend to be delicate and fussy if you disturb them.
@@jamesprigioni thank you for the tip. I will remember not to do it with my cucumbers. Tell Tuck that I said, "Hi".
I so like your videos. I’m a starting gardener. Because of you I made 3 raised beds and a lot of space in the garden to grow all kind of stuff! This helps me a lot to switch from the house to the garden. Greetings from the Netherlands
Love your enthusiasm!!
I see you transitioning to the square foot method ! I have been square foot gardening for 30 yrs. will the cukes climb your back fence? Looking awesome 👏🏻🌱
Yup!!! I'm having a lot of fun doing the square foot this year, the fact that you have been doing it for 30 years is reassuring to hear :)
@@jamesprigioni I love you're cukes and when your little dog tusk eats them haha so cute. You've had some major cuke yields over the years, can't wait to start growing some this season
What's the advantage of the square foot method?
@Cori MacNaughton great information! Thanks for sharing! 😊
I did 2 raised 4x10 and a 2x10 as well this year all sqft gardened. I love it
I can’t believe I miss the debut of this video.
LOVE TUCK! How adorable! 🐕 thank you for sharing these very helpful tips - they have helped my family so much
Just found you a week ago and a ton of help. Journal idea sounds great especially how you explained it. Years to come, not just this year. You also raise about other questions that are sometimes answered in comments so again very helpful. Thanks for all you do. I’m in upstate NY so relate to a lot of the same conditions
Awesome analogy with the drug addict plants lol!
I’ve had a garden journal for at least 15 years..and so glad that I did.
Thank you James. I love to watch your video and with tuck.
You are amazing.Truly I cant stop watching your videos.You know your subject and never fail to inspire me. Thank you for sharing your passion and sharing with us what I feel is no longer a luxury but a future necessity.
Thank you for showing kindness and love to Tuck and teaching humanity to love their domestic pets and not to just treat them as guard dogs.
I'm from South Africa and will certainly try my best to learn from your videos💛
This is one of my favorite videos of yours, all around!
Thank you so much James, I'm a beginner and this information you are giving is invaluable to me! Concise, to the point and with examples. The best.
GOOD STUFF!!! Will be following you from now and on 😎😎😎 Easy for a dude like me to understand. Your passion is an inspiration!!!
You're my favorite gardening channel right now. THANK YOU!!!
You go, Tuck. You've got the right idea. Love you, James. Love your videos.
I seriously like how you are to the point on your videos. All your content is full of useful tips. Some of the other gardeners on youtube spend 5 minutes, nonconsecutive, on their subject and 40 minutes jumping around with ADHD. You've done your research, high energy and efficient in transferring the information.
Lovely to see some spring as the cold rolling in here hard and fast
Excellent points. Tuck makes my day! Have a great one!