SECRET to Seedlings SUCCESS, Potting Up Seedlings

If you're having trouble potting up your seedlings so that they transplant successfully, then check out our tips for potting up seedlings in a successful way! We'll show you how to pot up your seedlings so that they transplant successfully, and rescue leggy seedlings that are struggling to take root.
In this video, we're going to talk about how to pot up your seedlings so that they transplant successfully, and rescue leggy seedlings that are struggling to take root. We'll discuss the different types of containers, potting soil and show you how to mix the right proportions of compost and soil to provide the best environment for your seedlings. Plus, we'll give you tips on how to water your plants correctly
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[@ht6684]

I've gardened since I was old enough to get in the garden. I'm 47 and still love it, not too much I don't know but I still LOVE watching your videos. Have a blessed day!

[@diamondhandsdarrell59]

I now use blood meal and bone , which has made a big difference in my gardening, although you have to look for deals because it ain't cheap. I have started freezing my fish scraps too for next year. You two are awesome, love ya.

[@kele1264]

That was really nice Hollis! I love when you do seedlings, and I loved this explanation. Thank you for your time and effort! Good health and happiness to you and Nancy and Bing Bing!

[@virginiajune3817]

I am so blessed by your videos. I am eighty one years old and just started to garden two years ago. I also live in a community close to Phoenix, AZ and that should tell you how hot it is here in the summer. My spring plants are all burned up and only the okra and chili plants are hanging on. Because of the heat I am starting my seedlings and keeping them in the house and will put them out after our monsoon weather which can be very destructive to young plants. With our heat can I start potato and sweet potatoes for the Fall garden? I learn so much from your analytical approach to gardening. The Lord bless your family.

[@tater357]

Hope ya'll have been doing ok. This years Garden so far has been a huge blessing and very productive. I owe some of that to ya'll because I try to follow what ya'll have taught and it seems to work out great. God has truly blessed us with a very fruitful year so far. Out of 4 Tomato plants, we have over 80 tomatoes that are ripe and ready to be picked. NOT cherry tomatoes either, it's big slicing tomatoes that are all averaging 1 1/4 lbs each. The vast Majority of that 80 tomatoes is only on 3 of the plants, because one of the 4 got so big before I could trellis it, the winds broke it down just above it's first set of fruit, and I had to trim off the broken top. But I just wanted to wish ya'll the best and thank you again for the very informative gardening videos. They really are making a difference in the lives of others. Have a blessed day.

[@denniswillie949]

Thanks Mr.Hollis we appreciate the info on up potting the baby plants, God Bless

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

You are very welcome

[@gitatit4046]

Another very informative and detail video Horace. It's always a pleasure to spend time with you and Nancy. Thanks to you both and God bless.

[@Lauralamontanaro]

I love Nancy in the background. Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge. God is good!

[@annehollier4632]

“Bump up” is what we call it 😊

[@nancyt364]

Love your very informative videos. You are such a great asset to gardeners. Thank you

[@kcashut]

Thank you for the detail and care you put into videos. Ya’ll are the best.

[@soonzach4017]

I am back, always lovely couple’s garden is the very best.

[@livingintoday1073]

Hollis, thank you so much for posting this video ❤️ I do have two questions. How long do you keep the seedling in the smallest container? Do you wait for the roots to be the indicator of transplanting or going out to the garden? And what are the causes for the roots to not grow very well? Thank you again and have a blessed day❤

[@d.thomas7788]

Thank you so. much for helping me become a better gardener. I love your videos and even though I've been gardening for years, I always learn many new things from you. Now that I'm retired and have the time to grow even more of our food, I need to learn how to store it or preserve it. You grow on such a grand. scale... what will you do with all those cabbages and potatoes nd everything else? I know it takes a long time to film and edit each of your videos, but maybe you could tell us a little more about what to do with our bountiful harvest at the end of the videos. I know it would help a lot of people! Thanks, and God bless you both.

[@kaychaney6102]

I’m a fairly new subscriber but want you to know how much I enjoy you. Thank you!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Welcome to homestead family!

[@laydbak46]

I love your set up. The prep tables, the stands in the back as well. Thank you sir for all you teach. Blessings Mr. Holis and Mrs.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Glad you like them!

[@margueritenlouis5504]

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[@marley9904]

Another lovely video from a lovely couple. Thanks for the info. Hope next year, I will be able to start my seedlings right. Stay blessed.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Best of luck!

[@SG-vu4qy]

thank you Hollis and Nancy. I really needed this info, my little peppermint seedlings are leggy and looking they might be ready to pot up soon. God bless you both, always.

[@whosedoingwhat]

Maybe U can fill 1/2 soil with seed then add soil as it grows to the next taller container. Carefully adding soil to sides pushing under carefully gently at sides while tipping container. Just a thought.🙂 probably will slip out of container or lift emough to help. Think I’ll experiment

[@rosalindhb]

Love Bing Bing in his little jacket. ❤

[@ronmacdougall9612]

Love your videos guys,I have learned a lot from you,ty

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Thanks for watching!

[@barbarastefani254]

Thank you for this info I have to make sure I do this more often

[@captainkim3643]

Great video! Your explanations help me understand gardening better TY

[@trishanavarro4887]

Hollis, this was such an educational video. So many questions answered without even asking😊. Thank you so much. I'm saving this video to refer back to because it's so full of information. Thank you❤

[@jenniferpackard6558]

This is a really really good video. I find your information and follow through super helpful! Thank you so much!

[@laurafrey5244]

Back to the basics! Thanks!

[@KarlEBrand]

JUST INCREDIBLE!! Thanks!

[@albertnett7864]

Great info, thanks.

[@Liwayputi]

Thank you so much!

[@lsimmons1962]

Thank you!! Just the video I needed to watch!!!!

[@CraftEccentricity]

Great video, and love to Bing Bing!

[@ljgerken]

Thank you for this video explanation. I have not used blood meal before, so I will try it. I do use bone meal and fish emulsion.

[@karensheart]

Wonderful teaching as usual! Thank you so much!❤

[@maureenchavis733]

Good information. Thank you for sharing

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So glad to see a new video 🎉❤🎉🎉 love you guys soon much!!

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Nice video!

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Oh wow this was so helpful; thank you for sharing.

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Awesome video!!

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👍 👍 👍, God bless.

[@JohnNordDesigns]

Thank you…. Great detail!

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Glad you liked it!

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I just stumbled into your KZbin site. I subscribe here and follow in Facebook now. I’m 68 and just starting to grow a fruit tree forest. I’m learning lots in youtube university and have you book marked. 👍🏽

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

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[@barbaraengle768]

Very interesting didn't realize that the bigger ones you tend to overwater.... that would be me....thanks for information

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Glad to help

[@kathylane5934]

They look beautiful

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

❤️

[@johnzink3309]

Thx

[@leeannmillet8215]

thank you

[@jerryduckworth7691]

Thanks for share all this information! ❤️

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

You are so welcome!

[@GreyGhost1064]

Thanks as always for sharing your knowledge and expertise in such a kind and thoughtful way

[@jeffmeyers3837]

Great video! What size pot would you step-up into for Tomatoes and Squash in the early Spring before the last frost date (I'm in the North zone 5a)?

[@veronicablessed9808]

Blessings glad to see your vídeo like always very instructive!❤

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

You are so welcome

[@scottschillinger2623]

👍

[@rebeccaplumlee9601]

If I could, I'd live a similar lifestyle. Stay home and be a good steward. I had a neice (same age) who called me a "prairie wife". I love to grow my food (plant or animal), I enjoy the process of preservation (still not so much with canner), and then feeding my family & friends. I also enjoy sewing... Not as much with Mr Arthur RightUs nowadays. And with patterns so high, clothes can b cheaper to purchase

[@putiwang7679]

Started seedlings already... I need to be hurry, i am in Florida too. 😊

[@debbieblakley9761]

I have always had trouble "starting" my seeds indoors. They get tall and leggy before I get nice leaves like yours! :( So, I just try to put the seeds right in the ground. I'd sure like to do seeds indoors first though.

[@brgovender8879]

Thanks for sharing. Very interesting. Can you please explain what a leggy plant is and what causes this. Thanks Bobby South Africa.

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Too many plants together

[@cynthiafisher9907]

Thanks for the tutorial and the extra tips! I wonder how you keep the bugs off your garden plants, being in Florida?

[@Bobbi517]

Could you please explain to me when planting brassicas in seed starting trays, since they are a cold weather crop, do you need to put heating pads under them until they germinate?

[@JimKat5646]

I’d like to build a potting table like that . What do you use for wood ?

[@chipgeil489]

Hollis, what is your ratio of peat moss to vermiculite for your seed starting mix?

[@pushweightfishing2341]

I just started to grow some vegetable plants and I have a few red mustard greens that are Lanky if I transplant Them and Bury them a little deeper it Won't rot out the stalk of the plant

[@littleshippingcontainerprairie]

Do you have any videos on growing pumpkins?

[@VedensBoutique]

Where do you get nice grow pots that can be reused?

[@cynthiafisher9907]

Bootstrap Farmer has them, but they’re expensive.

[@fournierfarms]

Thank you for the video Hollis I was wondering if you had any seed to harvest videos coming up?

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

Yep

[@fournierfarms]

@@HollisNancysHomestead now that's great news my friend great news. Isn't life amazing when you finally decide to let go and let God take over?

[@moomoocho1196]

Hollis, can you please tell me what is the difference between blood meal and bone meal? Thank you, have a blessed day 👍

[@classicrocklover5615]

Two different products, just what their name implies. Bone meal is dried ground up animal bone. Blood meal is dried powered animal blood.

[@jeffreyhilbourn209]

Hollis I can’t find any videos on collard growing. Do u have any or can u do one on growing collards

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

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[@jeffreyhilbourn209]

Have u ever tried Black Wonder 5000

[@1CelloOne]

Can I use egg cartons to start seeds?

[@lavenderbutterfly2160]

How do you keep the iguanas from eating your plants and flowers and seedlings

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

We don’t have any up here in my neck of the woods

[@TexPR1]

I want to know about that fence you have going around your property. What type of animal are you fencing out?

[@ceecee8757]

Deer 🦌.

[@norman1826]

they grow like a cowboy full of whisky ...😂

[@bloodhoundarcheology]

We are new to gardening. Why? Is it bad to use sphagnum peat moss when planting vegetables? Blessings and Blue Skies ✝️🙏🏼🇨🇱🇺🇸

[@HollisNancysHomestead]

No idea

[@bloodhoundarcheology]

@@HollisNancysHomestead OK. Thank y'all. My wife and I enjoy your video topics. ✝️🙏🏼🇨🇱🇺🇸

[@FarmToMarketRoad]

In Europe the peat bogs are getting depleted. In USA the peat comes from Canada. Replenishes itself faster than its used because of the vastness of bogs. A better ecological choice rather than coco fiber here in North America .

[@bloodhoundarcheology]

@@FarmToMarketRoad Thank you🙏🏼✝️🇨🇱🇺🇸

[@rosalindhb]

When peat moss bogs are damaged/harvested, they can release carbon dioxide and can cause environmental damage. You just have to look at how it's sourced and brands.

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