How to pot a Georgia collard transplant in a 5 gallon container

[@NC-zc6bv]

Great video! It would be helpful if you showed all of your supplies or list what supplies that you use. I’m a beginners and would find this helpful.

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

Will Do! Thanks for watching!

[@autherineekwere4705]

First time watching enjoy your video

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

Welcome!!

[@estherthebeautiful1946]

I enjoyed your video. I enjoy the Pre moisture. I did it yesterday. Works much better. I will need to buy more supplies. Thk you.

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jacquelyndavis4993]

You're awesome! I learned some things I didn't know

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

Glad I could help! Thank You!

[@natoshamuhammad1512]

I will start transplanting this weekend

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

Great!

[@courtneycherry255]

Great video 😊

[@natoshamuhammad1512]

Thanks for the video

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

No problem!

[@natoshamuhammad1512]

Very helpful

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

Glad you think so!

[@enlightenedb5568]

Thanks for sharing.

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

Thanks for watching!

[@Sublime_37]

I have purchased a collard tray containing 6 individual plants, so will they each need they’re own bucket?

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

Great question, and thanks for asking. Yes, collards require their own container in order to grow BIG and LUSH.

[@Sublime_37]

@@ReclaimingOurRoots Thank you, God bless!

[@jamekafruster7238]

Good morning can I buy a bigger bucket and put more than 1 plant in it ?

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

Not for collards. Collards need room to spread their leaves.

[@lakishaholland1260]

Question, why do you put mulch in everything?

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

Great question. Mulch acts as an insulator blanket to help retain moisture in the soil.

[@christalscott956]

@@ReclaimingOurRoots can tell me what type of wood chip, were you buy it? Thank you 😊

[@NichWoodruff]

Where in Georgia are you getting worm castings? Also, do collards need sandy soil?

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

I purchase my worm castings from Home Depot, and AMAZON. I don't see why not, just make sure your soil is well drained and rich with organic matter, but check your local growing requirements for your area. Thanks for stopping by!

[@gerricapeterson707]

Love this! What gradual release fertilizer did you use here?

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

Oops, my fault! EcoScraps. Thanks for asking.

[@dasledogg64]

Can I put more than one plant in the bucket?

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

Great question thanks for asking. It depends on the plant type. In this case, only one collard plant per 5 gallon container because they're going to get HUGE. Thanks for watching!

[@dasledogg64]

Thank you very much for the reply. I will head your advice.

[@SDW080]

How are your collards doing?

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

Our collards were delicious! LOL Preparing for our fall garden that will include more collards. Stay tuned!

[@lindaminor1985]

Hi there. How many collard plants can I grow in a 5 gallon bag. Thank you..

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

Great question. Because collards grow HUGE, only 1 plant should be grown in a 5 gallon container.

[@christalscott956]

Were you get the collards plant from

[@ReclaimingOurRoots]

My local Home Depot. Thanks for asking.