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Pot them up after propagating? Or do you mean putting them into the system as cuttings? Potting up after is easy. I just put them in a pot with soil and water. Also keep in a shady spot for a few weeks to allow roots to take. Putting them in the system is as easy as taking the cutting and just putting it through a net cup into the system. I don’t know anything about water shock

@@Bethechangefarm I meant once they've formed roots how do you pot them? seems like when I try to pot my plants they wilt and die after a week. I put them under lights right after putting them in soil though. I might have an issue with fungus gnats.

As I said in my response. Just pot them up in soil and water everyday. Put them in a shady spot outside for a few weeks or until you’re ready to plant them in the ground. I did this last year with success

@@Bethechangefarm does it matter how deep you plant the root ball in the containers? It's difficult to keep the cuttings standing, do you think putting the root ball a half an inch under the soil line is ok? thanks

@@sunnysharma1701 I think a little under the soil lime is ok for a little while but as it gets sturdier try and keep the soil just below the crown

I haven’t done peppers yet. But the tomatoes came up in 3 or 4 days. With an operating fridge you have the ability to cool it down if it gets too hot I guess. And I think that means the crockpot comes on more often than it would if the fridge didn’t work if that makes sense.