Upotting Seedlings to Larger Pots #gardening

Seed to Table: Growing Collards Part 3 | Uppotting Seedlings Before Transplanting

In this video, I’m uppotting my collard seedlings, moving them from their starter trays into larger pots. This step is important once your seedlings have their first set of true leaves or roots growing through the bottom of the tray.

I recorded this video in September, when temperatures here in Florida were still in the 90s. My collards are the perfect size to move outdoors, but I’m waiting a bit longer since I’ve had better success transplanting when temps stay below 85 degrees.

I’m also finishing my garden prep and adding organic matter like compost to create a rich, healthy environment for these collards to thrive in. Because I garden in Florida, I often adjust my growing timeline based on the weather.

For now, my collards will stay in their larger pots until outdoor conditions feel just right.

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