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| Roots mean Go Time! |
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| Drainage is Vital |
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| Fertilizer to Reduce Shock |
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| Food |
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| Summer Squash |
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| Bigger Pot Please! |
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| Make a hole |
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| Peel off the pod |
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| Place in the baby |
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| Bury and Water |
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| 4 Per Pot |
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| Ready To Grow |
The pictures show the process that I endured without all the grime and dirty hands. And let me tell you, be ready to wash up after gardening. This is one dirty job (pun intended). I went to a local nursery, which was totally fun and cool, and got organic food and soil. I picked up a 12'' pot from Lowe's and was ready to transplant the babies. I realized I had way more than 4 to transplant and will be working on buying more pots to do exactly that. I hope you had fun looking at the photos and learned something!
Lessons Learned From Transplanting
Buy extra pots. Bring lots of water. Be gentle with the roots. Buy pots with holes already punched out.
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