When choosing a transplanting pot, look for a container with plenty of drainage holes large enough to fit the plant’s roots with plenty of space to spare. They’re great for planting delicate seedlings, moving mature plants, and re-potting your plants as they grow. Transplanting pots, therefore, are an essential indoor gardening asset. If the roots are escaping through the bottom drainage holes or the root ball has formed into the shape of the pot, your plant will benefit from re-potting. You might notice that a once-healthy-looking plant has started to look a little lacklustre - slide the pot off the plant and look at the root ball. Transplanting is the process of moving an existing, healthy plant from its current pot to a larger one. Transplanting Pot Transplanting pots – Photo by Christine on Unsplash Ready? Let’s get started! Essential Equipment for Indoor Gardeningīefore you even think about planting your first seed, you’ll need a basic understanding of the tools and equipment used in indoor gardening.īelow, we’ll take a look at some of the most essential indoor gardening tools, exploring how they can help you achieve the perfect indoor garden. In this session, discuss the supplies you will need, when to start, and when to transplant.Choosing the Right Plants for Indoor Gardeningįrom helpful tips and tricks to essential equipment and advice on choosing the right plants, this comprehensive guide will show you all you need to know to bring the outdoors in and create a stunning indoor garden.Īnd with a bit of patience and knowledge, you’ll be able to create your own green oasis in no time. Starting seeds indoors will not only help you feel connected to your garden, it will also help you get a jump start on some of those plants that need a longer growing season. For our warmer weather plants, it could be a few months before they are hardy enough. Depending on how the weather is, we can start planting a few of our cool weather plants outdoors. It is now that time of year when we are itching to be outdoors. She enjoys gardening and is always excited when an insect or plant question comes into the office. She coordinates the Master Gardener program and teaches the level one training. These classes are being taught by Kaitlyn Davis, Agriculture Educator for the Division ofĮxtension, La Crosse County.
Gardening: Seed Starting Indoors (#555002-58)įREE | **Registration Deadline: Two days prior to program**
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