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Transplanting is the process of moving plants from their current pot to another pot. It may be difficult because it requires uprooting the plant. This can harm or kill it if not done correctly.
Prepare the plant for transplanting. Use a trowel or spoon to dig around the root ball to transplant. Loos all of the roots from the bottom of the 6 gallon pot and gently tip it upside down. Then, all of the soil falls out into your buckets or trays. Do this very carefully so that you don't break any roots.
Remove the plant from a 6 gallon flower pot. Gently wash away any dirt from the roots with a fine spray of water. Don't disturb the roots too much. Because this can damage them and make transplanting more difficult. Remove them now as well if there are any dead leaves or stems on the plant.
Prepare your new pot. Use plastic pots with drainage holes in them when transplanting. This allows you to water more often and keep the soil wet. Fill your 15 gallon nursery pots with soil and add some compost to it if possible.
The soil should be light, well-draining and rich in nutrients like peat moss or manure. Don't use nitrogenous fertilizer at this stage. Because too much nitrogen will cause rapid growth. This could damage your plant's roots in their new environment.
Plant your plants. Place some sphagnum moss or other sterile medium in the bottom of 15 gallon pot. Then, there are not any exposed roots left behind at the bottom of the pot when you place your plant in it. This will help keep them moist until they become established in their new home.
You should use fresh soil when transplanting outdoor plants into black nursery pots. This will help prevent any shock from changing environments too quickly. It also prevents any diseases if they are already present in your garden soil.
The amount of sunlight your pots receive will affect how many plants you can fit into them. They should be in full sun almost all day long. You could fit two or three herbs into 6 gallon plant pot as long as they aren't too large.
It also depends on the type of herb and how large your plants are. For example, basil will take up a good amount of space. But oregano takes up even more room. You should use a larger container if you want to grow several varieties at once. Then, each plant has enough space to grow.
You can fit more plants in a 6 gallon nursery pot than you may think. Try to keep them spaced out when planting herbs. Don't let them compete for water and nutrients. Water your herbs regularly and make sure they get enough sunlight.
You should grow them indoors until they are ready for transplanting into your garden. You can watch over them closely. You can grow herbs in containers on your balcony or patio if you want to grow lots of herbs in small spaces.
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