A Pencil Makes a Great Seedling Tool

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Posted by @Sashagirl on
Use a common lead pencil to make the first transplant of seedling from seedling tray to next size up. Fill your six-pack (or similar) cells with starter mix, then use the pencil to make the planting hole. Use the pencil tip to gently lift and separate the seedling from its seed tray. Then use the pencil tip to gently tuck the root down into the starter mix. Last, apply gentle compression to the soil-less mix around the stem and roots.

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Agree! Pencil is very useful! by GigiAdeniumPlumeria May 19, 2014 11:39 AM 2

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