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Transcript

00:00Good morning!

00:01So here it is, spring has begun.

00:03I guess you have the same delusion as me, we love each other everywhere,

00:07but there's more to it than that.

00:08And yes!

00:09There is one subject that I find quite interesting to deal with,

00:12because we've never done it on this channel,

00:13It is the pricking out and the transplanting.

00:15Yes, they are two slightly different things,

00:17but hey, overall, it's still the same principle.

00:20We will first look at, well, why replant or transplant.

00:23Then we will see when to do it,

00:24preparing the ground or pots,

00:27as well as small plans,

00:28some small transplanting and replanting techniques.

00:31And at the end of the video, we will see 5 mistakes to avoid.

00:33Because it's possible to do it, right?

00:35I made some, so I'm sharing them with you.

00:37I'm also going to take this opportunity to introduce you to a nice little product, you'll see,

00:40because I think it fits perfectly with the theme of this video.

00:43And then you'll see, it can be a practical solution.

00:45if ever your seedlings are... not great.

00:47Or downright dead, eh.

00:48Because it happens.

00:49I won't tell you any more.

00:50Here we go !

00:55Well, yes, it's just a good question.

00:58It seems logical, but do we really know how to ask the question at least once?

01:02So, we'll see that together.

01:03So why replant or transplant?

01:05Generally, when you do your sowing,

01:06we will put them in very small containers or terrines.

01:09You saw it here, I use honeycomb sheets.

01:11And inside the cells, there will be enough potting soil

01:14so that the seed begins to germinate and take its first roots.

01:17But very quickly, it will become too small.

01:19And the plant won't grow very well.

01:21So the first reason, well, is to be able to give the roots enough space.

01:24so that the plant develops well.

01:26No more soil or earth, no more root system.

01:28And the plant grows by itself.

01:30The second reason, if ever for example, you have sown in small trays

01:34or in seed trays, the plants will not develop well.

01:37If we transplant them or if we transplant them directly into the vegetable garden,

01:40Well, it will simply avoid competition.

01:43Because yes, there are quite a few plants that don't necessarily like growing next to others.

01:47Eh ?

01:48I'll steal your nutrients.

01:49No, they're mine.

01:50No, they're mine.

01:50Anyway, you know what I'm talking about.

01:51And the third reason, well, it's simply to strengthen your plants.

01:55By transplanting them into a larger container,

01:57or transplant them directly into the ground,

01:59This will promote root development.

02:01Which means your plant will be much more resistant.

02:03If it does not develop its root system sufficiently,

02:06Well, it's not terrible.

02:07Yes indeed!

02:07If I give you an example, look.

02:09Here I sowed some marigolds.

02:10Remember, we did it together in the video about flowers to sow in March.

02:14Well, we put all the seeds in the same tray.

02:16It grows very quickly.

02:18And all of this will quickly become competitive.

02:19Let's not kid ourselves.

02:20So, for the moment, it's a little too early to go and transplant them.

02:23But as soon as they have produced their first two or even four true leaves,

02:26Well, I'll put them in individual cups.

02:28This way, the root system of these little babies will develop well.

02:31Besides, we're going to move on to the second chapter.

02:33When to prick or transplant?

02:35So, the first sign to know if it is time to go and replant or transplant them,

02:39It will necessarily be the size of the plants.

02:40You will have to wait until your little plants have at least two, or even four, true leaves.

02:44So, not the small cotyles, therefore,

02:45which are the two very small leaves that will appear at the start of your seedlings.

02:49No, no, we're talking about the real leaves.

02:50I advise you to wait for four real leaves.

02:52Your plant will be stronger.

02:53In the example of salads,

02:55we will go directly to transplant them into the vegetable garden.

02:57So, it's better to wait until they have four real leaves.

02:59For marigolds, two leaves are enough,

03:01because we're going to put them in buckets,

03:02therefore protected from pests.

03:03There, it can do it.

03:04But there you go.

03:04Already, this is the first indication to know when to replant.

03:07Second indication, the density of your seedlings.

03:09So this is only in the case of sowing in a tray.

03:11When you see that the seedlings are starting to get in each other's way,

03:14It might be time to think about transplanting.

03:16Always for the same principle,

03:17give them more space and more soil

03:19to develop their root system.

03:21So, remember to keep an eye on that anyway.

03:22But be careful, don't do it too soon.

03:24Repotting or transplanting remains stressful for the plant.

03:28So, she still has to be big enough to do it.

03:30But if you see that it's getting in the way and pushing on each other,

03:33don't wait too long though.

03:35If I give you an example,

03:36Here I sowed arnica in a tray.

03:38Really, the seeds, she stole.

03:39Well, we see, once it has germinated,

03:41It's already starting to get a little awkward.

03:43In this case, the plants are much too small to be transplanted.

03:47I'll wait a bit for it to develop.

03:48And when they are strong enough,

03:50Well, I'll put them in individual cups.

03:52so that the plant develops well

03:53before going to transplant them into my vegetable garden.

03:55The third thing that can tell you

03:57that it is high time to go and replant or transplant your plants,

03:59Well, these are the roots.

04:01If you have sown seeds in trays or even in pots

04:03and you see that the roots are starting to come out of the pot,

04:05Well, now it's high time to put them somewhere else.

04:09The message is clear.

04:10I need space!

04:11Get me out of here!

04:12Anyway, you get it.

04:13Obviously, if the roots start to overflow,

04:15It's just that there's not enough space.

04:16Well yes, that makes sense.

04:18Look, I'll show you a little example.

04:20You see, I always make my peas in honeycomb trays.

04:22because it is very practical.

04:24Especially after, to go and replant them,

04:25I just have to walk around with the plate.

04:27And there you have it, it's done.

04:27On the other hand, the pea will develop roots very quickly.

04:30You see, there I have my first pea seedling.

04:31which has grown well.

04:33Well, if I lift one of the small planes,

04:35we can immediately see that the roots are settling into the bottom

04:37and start to spin.

04:38This is called chignoning.

04:39Well, there, the message is clear.

04:42I don't have enough space, but me, somewhere else.

04:44So, from time to time, don't hesitate to lift your plates

04:47to see if the roots are coming out or not.

04:49Or else, you can also do as I do here.

04:51That is to say that from time to time, I come to remove a clod

04:53to check the progress of the roots.

04:55You see, on the spinach,

04:56even if they look like they are ready to transplant,

04:58Well, we see that the roots don't reach the edge.

05:00So, it's okay.

05:00I can still afford to leave them where they are.

05:02So, when your little plants are ready to be pricked out or transplanted,

05:04There is still one important factor to take into account.

05:07The weather.

05:08Yeah, you still have to be careful about that.

05:10It's better to avoid doing this.

05:12when the weather is super nice and super hot.

05:14Transplanting or replanting,

05:15It's going to be a little stressful for your plants.

05:17So, already, it's not very cool for them.

05:18So, if you add a mega thermal shock to them,

05:21Well, they're not going to like it too much.

05:23So, when we resume, it might stagnate a little.

05:25and then leave again.

05:26Well, they won't burn either, unless you let them dry in direct sunlight.

05:29But hey, you better take care of your little plants,

05:31either at the end of the day,

05:32or you do like here and wait for the weather to be a little gloomy and gray.

05:36This way you avoid thermal shock.

05:38Today, the weather at my place is not very nice.

05:40The weather is gray and quite cool.

05:42And my peas are ready to be transplanted.

05:44Well, I'll show you later.

05:46how to transplant them into the vegetable garden.

05:48But before that, we will see the third point,

05:50preparing the soil and small plants.

05:52Oh yes, because you still have to prepare them a minimum.

05:55before pricking out or transplanting them.

05:57So the first point, and this one is very important,

05:59if you have ever grown your seedlings indoors,

06:02warm, sheltered in your house for example.

06:03Well, we'll have to acclimatize them before putting them outside.

06:07If you take them straight from a super hot 20 degree universe

06:10outside, where it can drop to 10, 8, 6 degrees at night,

06:14Well, they're not going to like it at all.

06:15Ah, I guarantee you that...

06:16What you can do is, for example, take them out

06:19a little bit at the beginning, during the day,

06:21and then gradually, like that,

06:23come and acclimatize them to the weather outside your home.

06:26And when transplanting or planting,

06:28Well, they will already be used to the world around them.

06:31But there's more to it than just plans.

06:33Oh well no, otherwise it would be too easy.

06:35You also have to take care of the land a little.

06:36It's always nice when the room is tidy

06:39before landing in an Airbnb, right?

06:41Well, it's the same here.

06:42So if it hasn't rained for a while where you live,

06:44You will need to come and water at least 24 hours in advance.

06:47You can also take the opportunity to add a little compost to the soil.

06:50This will help the roots to take root.

06:52And, casually, also think about where you're going to put your little plans.

06:55Because depending on certain vegetables,

06:56they will need more or less space.

06:58So it's always interesting to think about it in advance, like that.

07:00When the time comes and you are ready to plant them in your vegetable garden,

07:04Well, you've already thought about where you're going to put them.

07:06Because some shots will require more light than others, for example.

07:09In short, basically, you need well-drained, well-aerated and rich soil.

07:14Hence the interest in adding a little compost.

07:15So, your plans, when they come out of their little box,

07:18either the small oats or the small pots in which you put them,

07:21well they will have an environment favorable to their development.

07:24Quite simply.

07:24Okay, now that you have all the keys in hand to properly prepare your little plans,

07:27we will focus on the technical side.

07:29How to prick out or transplant.

07:32So the gentle little method.

07:34You take your little seedlings and water them before doing anything.

07:36This will just prevent the earth from crumbling.

07:39Afterwards, there are two schools.

07:41Either you can gently remove your plants by holding them by the leaves and not by the stem.

07:45The stem is relatively fragile.

07:47But honestly, I'm not necessarily a fan of this technique.

07:51You still risk damaging your plants, or even breaking the roots.

07:54So for me, the best, and if the root system allows it,

07:57you take a small spoon or your finger,

08:00or whatever comes to mind,

08:02but something that will allow you to remove the whole little fashion.

08:04This way you reduce stress on the plant as much as possible.

08:07This is where it is extremely advantageous to sow seeds in cell trays,

08:11because you just have to push with your finger,

08:13and there it is.

08:14Once you have your little plan out,

08:16Well, we're going to prepare the hole.

08:17Well, that's not very complicated,

08:19but there is still one small thing to note.

08:20Your hole must be deep enough so as not to bend the roots.

08:23If the roots are bent,

08:24when you come to pack down the compost,

08:26it might break.

08:27And so you will damage and weaken your plans.

08:29So plan for that.

08:30Better too big than not big enough.

08:32Then you come and place your little plan inside this famous hole,

08:34and we pack it with our fingers, but on the sides, not on top.

08:37By favoring the sides,

08:39This will help the soil stick well to the roots.

08:41What is important,

08:42You don't want your little roots to end up in the air.

08:44If you do it from above,

08:45Well, underneath, the small roots can end up in a kind of air pocket.

08:49And they will dry out.

08:49And that's not cool.

08:50Don't want that for our plans.

08:51So remember to pack it down on the sides.

08:53If necessary, add a little bit of potting soil at the end.

08:55And the last step, probably the most important,

08:58don't forget to water.

09:00This will prevent water stress,

09:02and in addition, if ever the soil is not well stuck against the roots,

09:05watering it will put it in contact.

09:08And to tell the truth, even if your soil or potting soil is sufficiently moist,

09:11do it anyway.

09:13This is important.

09:14A little watering once you have finished your planting,

09:16and then it's over, we don't talk about it anymore.

09:18Your little plan will be in the best conditions to develop well.

09:20By the way, a little tip for tomatoes.

09:22Torelle, you can allow yourself to push the stem a little into the soil,

09:25to encourage the appearance of new roots.

09:27This peculiarity.

09:28So, there are 5 mistakes to avoid when transplanting your seedlings,

09:31But I'll tell you about that later.

09:33First, I'd like to show you how I do it here,

09:36to transplant my peas into the ground.

09:37I have a slightly unusual technique,

09:39and in my opinion, it might interest you.

09:42So, shall we go?

09:43So, the peas, you see, me, last year,

09:45I had grown them here, on this large structure,

09:48and also, on the small structure that is right there.

09:52I'll put them back in exactly the same place,

09:53for the simple reason that I didn't grow anything else on it last year.

09:57I only made my peas,

09:59and then, for the rest of the year, the soil rested.

10:01So, I didn't make any amendments, I didn't put any compost there, for example.

10:04The only thing I did, obviously, was remove all the buttercup.

10:07So, I raked the earth a little,

10:10and I tore it off by hand, you see, on a strip of 20 cm, approximately.

10:13I think that will be enough.

10:14Now, however, we will have to control their growth.

10:16Yesterday it rained all day, so the ground is moist enough now, it's perfect.

10:20And as we saw earlier, we are in gray weather,

10:23So, well, it's perfect, eh, to go and put the peas in the ground.

10:26You see, the big advantage of making seed trays,

10:30at least, to sow these peas in trays,

10:31It's just that, well, you transport them very easily.

10:34So here I have two different varieties.

10:35I have the classic, climbing peas.

10:38I don't know the basic variety anymore,

10:39These are peas that I have been growing for 5 years now.

10:41Ah, my classic green peas.

10:43And on the other side, the nasturtium peas.

10:45I reproduced the seeds this year, so now we're going to start production.

10:48So, I'm going to do one side with one, one side with the other.

10:50And later we will launch a big production here,

10:53for everything that is reserved, preserved, etc.

10:55You see, it's very simple.

10:56So, I'm going to make a kind of trench, like this,

10:59all along, slightly sloping towards the fence.

11:01You see, when I come to put them in place,

11:03This will allow them to get hooked on it as quickly as possible.

11:05Because peas are very sensitive to the wind.

11:07So it's better to get it stuck in the wire mesh as soon as possible.

11:10I take the opportunity to remove the small roots that remain, of course.

11:13There you go, it's slightly sloping there.

11:15Well, well, now there's nothing left to do.

11:17Hop, a little finger in there.

11:19It gives the little nuts, there, it was really high time to go and put them in the ground.

11:22And you see, I come and lean them, like that.

11:24You have to be careful not to bury too much.

11:25I don't really space them out much.

11:28It even happened to me last year that I actually stuck them on.

11:30I know it will grow.

11:31But you see, the point of putting them on a slope, like that,

11:33They are immediately in the fence.

11:34There, it will come to grips in the coming days.

11:36The interest of putting them on a slope, but also of keeping them long enough in the plates

11:40so that they are of sufficient size.

11:42If I had made them smaller, you see,

11:44Well, they wouldn't be in the fence right away.

11:45It's really quick to make, though.

11:49How practical is this technique?

11:50So, yes, I know, this technique to make the little weight grow,

11:54It takes longer and requires more work.

11:56But, compared to direct sowing in open ground,

11:58there, all my little weights will grow.

12:00I'm not going to have any failures in my sowing

12:02and I'm going to have almost no damage.

12:03To tell you, last year I experienced it.

12:05A seedbed made from honeycomb trays and a plantation, as I show you here.

12:08And direct sowing in the ground.

12:10Well, we saw it together, in the semi-open ground, there were holes.

12:13So, now, I did my little weights like this.

12:15It's a semi that you do at the start of the season,

12:16There isn't much in the way of work.

12:18So, it's okay, it's cool, you can do it in peace.

12:20And what's more, it's quite nice because it immediately gives you plants in the greenhouse.

12:24So why deprive yourself?

12:26Once they're all hiking like that,

12:28I will come and fill it with earth

12:29taking care that it comes into contact with the roots.

12:32A good watering on that.

12:34So.

12:35And then it's gone.

12:36So, above all, don't worry,

12:37planting the peas like that at an angle,

12:40It's not disturbing at all.

12:41The pea is a plant which, naturally,

12:43will straighten up and grow straight.

12:45So there, they are very good.

12:46You will see that in about two weeks,

12:48they will have doubled in size

12:49and they will grow straight up into the wire mesh.

12:51Okay, I'm going to attack the second row.

12:53I'll do this quickly off-camera.

12:55Anyway, we have seen the main stages.

12:56On the other hand, now,

12:57we're going to talk about a little thing

12:58that I received this year

12:59and that I am testing for the first time.

13:01And it sounds pretty interesting to me.

13:02You'll see.

13:03The mini-clods.

13:04Isn't that cute?

13:06So, what are mini-clods?

13:07Well, these are very small plans.

13:08in a very small mound.

13:10Yeah, we would have guessed that, Nico.

13:12In short, these come from Magellan Bio.

13:14Yes, I still know Magellan Bio,

13:16but hey, I warned you.

13:17I'm working with them this season.

13:19It's been several years

13:20that I see them passing on the networks, etc.

13:22I'm never really interested in it.

13:23because I like to start from the seed.

13:25But after all,

13:26it's a solution like any other

13:27to make a vegetable garden.

13:28There are only some who don't even have to sow seeds.

13:29or who don't necessarily have the time.

13:31Well yes, we have to think of everyone.

13:33In short, this year,

13:34They offered to test them for us.

13:35That's it, because it's something

13:36that I have never tried either.

13:38So, well, why not?

13:39After all, we're not going to say no.

13:41At least it will allow us to see what it looks like.

13:43and whether it is an effective solution or not.

13:45I wanted to present this to you in this video.

13:46because the mini-clods, you'll see,

13:48They are very small when you receive them

13:50and they must be replanted immediately.

13:51Replant?

13:52Isn't that today's theme?

13:53Well, there you go.

13:54I received these 4 days ago.

13:55and when I received them,

13:57I checked them immediately

13:58because I was a little bit skeptical

13:59on transport.

14:01They are still living beings.

14:02So it has to be well packaged

14:04and then don't let it stay too long

14:06without watering.

14:06So I opened them right away

14:08and I controlled that.

14:09Well, frankly,

14:09I was rather surprised by the packaging.

14:11It's really very well done.

14:12The plans are well protected.

14:13They are bound to be a little flabbergasted.

14:15because they were in a box without light

14:17for a few days.

14:18Delivery is fast,

14:19don't worry.

14:19Anyway, I took them all off.

14:21and something to know,

14:22these mini-words,

14:23It's really microscopically small.

14:25So, you have to replant them right away.

14:27Either in a bucket,

14:28or even directly into the honeycomb plates.

14:31That's okay too.

14:31And you can also put them in terrines

14:33so that they can recover a little from their trip.

14:35So.

14:35You should know that it takes approximately

14:372-3 days

14:38to recover from its long journey in cardboard.

14:40But frankly,

14:41past that time,

14:42there they have 3-4 days,

14:43Well, look,

14:44They are perfect.

14:45I asked them to make 2 deliveries for me.

14:47The first one with mainly flowers

14:49and then some varieties

14:50that I want to test here.

14:51But also kohlrabi

14:52because I had more seeds this year

14:53so I took a little bit of it

14:55to put some in my soup.

14:56I also received

14:57some grafted eggplants.

14:59Yeah.

14:59Because yes,

15:00the mini-words,

15:00There are also grafted ones.

15:02And to tell the truth,

15:03well the grafted one,

15:03I've never tried that here.

15:05So we're going to have fun this season

15:06to make the comparison.

15:07Wait,

15:08blow your face there!

15:08Stay with us!

15:09So I was saying,

15:10this season,

15:10we're going to have fun making a little comparison

15:12with a variety of ungrafted tomatoes

15:14and the same variety grafted.

15:16To see a little of the difference.

15:17See if it's really worth it.

15:19After all.

15:19Brief,

15:20so don't worry,

15:21I don't have all the plans here yet.

15:23But you will see,

15:23we will have to talk about it again

15:24a little later.

15:26So quickly,

15:26I'm not going to give you the introduction again

15:27mini-words,

15:28don't worry.

15:28But we're definitely going to have fun.

15:30to compare a little

15:31how it grows

15:31compared to a seedling,

15:32etc.

15:33That,

15:33It takes time.

15:34We're not going to do it right away.

15:36Brief,

15:36I'll show them to you!

15:37So here it is,

15:38here you have a first part

15:40plans I received.

15:42All this,

15:42It happened in mini-words.

15:43So there are lots of things.

15:44I put this in a large tray

15:46like that

15:46because it was necessary immediately

15:48that I transplant them somewhere

15:50and I didn't have time

15:50to put them in individual skin.

15:52But you see,

15:52I have already started

15:53to transplant tomatoes there.

15:54I'm going for it.

15:55You see,

15:55we see the delimitation

15:56of the mini-words.

15:56So it's very small

15:57when it happens.

15:58It is really necessary

15:59transplant them immediately.

16:00Here,

16:00What do I have?

16:01Vietnamese coriander.

16:02That,

16:02it's crazy

16:02and visibly,

16:03It's perennial.

16:04So this,

16:04We'll probably talk about it later.

16:06Here,

16:06I have my little kohlrabi

16:07as I told you

16:07and then I took too

16:09little red cabbages.

16:09So that,

16:10Of course,

16:10I'm not going to leave them in there.

16:11I'll put them in a bucket

16:12so that they develop well

16:13before going to put them on

16:14in the vegetable garden.

16:15The little basilisk,

16:15it's going to be the same.

16:16And then,

16:16I received lots of flowers.

16:18So there,

16:18On the other hand,

16:19the flowers,

16:19I took the time

16:20to put them in a bucket

16:21because it will do

16:21a root system

16:22quite big

16:23very quickly.

16:24And then,

16:24I also have another thing

16:26very nice.

16:27As I was telling you,

16:28This year,

16:28we test the grafted plants.

16:30So there,

16:30I have 5 grafted eggplant plants.

16:32Besides,

16:32I didn't mark the variety.

16:33I have to go get

16:34a label.

16:34The advantage of these little babies,

16:36casually,

16:36it's that you save yourself

16:37the entire stage of the semi.

16:39And as of today,

16:39we don't necessarily have

16:40time to go through this.

16:41SO,

16:41This is a very good solution

16:42if you want to save yourself

16:43a little time.

16:43In addition,

16:44Frankly,

16:44I find it so cute.

16:45The guy is weird though.

16:46By the way,

16:47What if we put one in a pot?

16:48SO,

16:49for example,

16:49What are we going to take?

16:51A little cabbage?

16:52Okay.

16:52I'll put you there gently.

16:54SO,

16:55cabbages,

16:55Me,

16:55I will put them

16:56in set buckets.

16:57I think it's a good size

16:58to let them grow up peacefully

17:00before going to put them on

17:01in the vegetable garden.

17:01Come on, little baby lover!

17:03I'm going to make a hole,

17:04as we have seen,

17:05deep enough

17:06so that the roots

17:07are not bent.

17:08Good,

17:08generally,

17:09in mini-modes,

17:10it doesn't stick out too much,

17:10but you never know,

17:11you see.

17:11There,

17:13It's better not to bend it too much.

17:14Hop!

17:15And I come to pack

17:15on the sides.

17:17Flawless !

17:17I'm going to add some potting soil.

17:18to make the point.

17:19Be careful not to climb too high,

17:20but that,

17:21we will see it in the errors

17:22after to avoid.

17:22A good watering!

17:24And we have a little cabbage

17:25who will be able to grow

17:26calmly

17:27protected from pests.

17:31I gave you everything you need

17:33as information

17:33in the video description.

17:35Just look down.

17:36However,

17:37pay attention to something,

17:38they have weeks

17:39very specific delivery times.

17:40I gave you the details

17:41just below.

17:42Don't worry.

17:43SO,

17:43if you are interested in ordering some,

17:45well,

17:45find out more

17:45on delivery weeks

17:47to be sure

17:47to receive your little plans on time.

17:49Ah,

17:49then I see you coming

17:49"Uh, Nico,

17:50Don't you have a little promo code?

17:51SO,

17:52only for orders

17:53mini-fashion

17:53and for this 2025 season,

17:55if you enter the promo code

17:57WORD,

17:57M-O-2-T-E,

17:58well,

17:58you will have a small kit

17:59of transplanting offered

18:00which includes

18:01two very practical little tools

18:02and around fifty labels

18:04to be able to note

18:05what you picked up.

18:06That,

18:06it's important,

18:07we've seen it plenty of times already.

18:09In any case,

18:09Me,

18:09I can't wait to try it

18:10all these little fashions

18:11and then above all

18:11to make the comparison

18:12between the grafts

18:13and the non-grafted.

18:14The plans are of quality,

18:15so for now,

18:16I am completely satisfied.

18:17Ah,

18:18then here,

18:18to conclude this video

18:19on transplanting,

18:21what are they

18:22the 5 mistakes

18:22to absolutely avoid?

18:24Well,

18:24the first and most important

18:26of all,

18:27transplant in full sun.

18:28The biggest concern,

18:29it will be thermal shock

18:30that it risks creating

18:31and we,

18:31we don't want to

18:32to see them suffer.

18:33SO,

18:33choose a time

18:34rather gray like today

18:35to prick out or transplant.

18:37The second mistake

18:38which can be fatal

18:38for your plans,

18:39it is not to harden them

18:40before putting them outside.

18:42If you do your sowing

18:42warm inside

18:43and that you pass them

18:44right away

18:45in one go

18:45outside,

18:46there,

18:46for them,

18:47This will be a game changer.

18:48They will meet again

18:49in a universe

18:49which will be colder

18:50and they won't be suitable.

18:51SO,

18:52take your time

18:52to take them out a little bit

18:54before putting them on

18:55really full time outside.

18:56There is another mistake too

18:57which can hurt very very much

18:58to your plans,

18:59it's planting too deep

19:00or not enough.

19:01You know,

19:02plants,

19:02they have what is called

19:03a collar.

19:03Come see.

19:04What we call the collar,

19:05It's here.

19:07Bulk,

19:07the part of the plant

19:08just above the ground.

19:09Imagine,

19:10I'm going to put some potting soil in it

19:10so far.

19:11Oh well,

19:11the plant,

19:12she won't like it at all

19:13and she will die.

19:14SO,

19:14pay close attention to this.

19:19at the time of transplanting

19:21or transplantation,

19:22do not water immediately after.

19:23We saw it together,

19:24It's important to do it.

19:25This will allow

19:26that the earth

19:26comes to stick well to the roots

19:28but above all,

19:29It will reduce the shock.

19:30A transplant

19:31or a transplant,

19:32It remains a shock.

19:33The act of watering them,

19:34well,

19:35It will help them get through it.

19:36So.

19:36And last mistake

19:37that it is easy to do

19:38when you come to implant

19:39little baby in the vegetable garden,

19:40put them too tight.

19:42Yes indeed,

19:42it is imperative to think

19:44to what the plant will give

19:45once an adult.

19:46He's going to need some space

19:47to flourish.

19:48You see,

19:48my little salads here,

19:49I left them

19:50at least 20 cm.

19:51And again,

19:5220 cm,

19:53It's not much.

19:53When they will reach

19:54an adult size,

19:55they will be relatively stuck

19:56but it's okay.

19:57Imagine if I had added

19:58a salad in between.

19:59Well,

19:59they would never have succeeded

20:00to develop well.

20:01SO,

20:01pay attention to that.

20:02If you don't have the info,

20:03find out.

20:04There are some plans

20:05for example

20:05zucchini

20:06who will ask

20:07one square meter

20:08to develop well.

20:09One square meter.

20:10You see,

20:10the radish area behind me,

20:11it's a little bit more

20:12than a square meter.

20:13We will have to

20:14this as a surface

20:15for a zucchini plan.

20:17Ha!

20:17Here is the friend,

20:18I hope this little video

20:19on transplanting

20:20and transplantation

20:21will have served you.

20:21Don't hesitate to tell me.

20:22in comment.

20:23You can also of course

20:24ask all questions

20:25that go through your head.

20:26I will be pleased

20:27to answer you as usual.

20:28Take care of yourself

20:29and your loved ones

20:29and see you next week

20:31for a new video.

20:32Peace!

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