herbmonger said:

Hey guys, need a hand here. Made another newbie mistake. I received a small seedling humidity tray in the mail; very very small. I thought it would be bigger.. So I used the drainage tray as a small soil bed for some seedlings that I weren't even sure were going to sprout.

So here I am scratching my head as to how to transplant these guys (obviously with some finesse) I figure I will have a buddy hold the tray by the topsoil, up side down as i gently squeeze out the soil and try to separate the little guys one by one.

Any tips greatly appreciated!! Thanks!

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nocollins2k said:

cut around each sqaure / plant like brownies... I think I see 7 seedlings, so each one and just take them out and replant. Simple.

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herbmonger said:

Thanks guys I actually did a little of both and it went very smoothly compared to how it could've been. I cut the trey in half, emptied the loose top soil and gently untangled each seedlings. Phew, it's finally over. Time transplant the bigger girls into 3 gal fabric pots.

Do you guys transplant first or top first?

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ABENAKI said:

just put enough luke warm ph'd water into that test so it slurries. then they should be able to be gently eased out.

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