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Showing posts with label Transplanting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Transplanting. Show all posts

Sunday, 2 October 2016

Basic Aquaponics - Sweet Leave Plant Propagation

This plant is known in Malay as Pucuk Manis in English it's Sweet Leave or also known as Goose Berries Plant.

Require high nutrient to do well, recommendef on a fully matured growbed. This plant is use as vegetable cooked in coconut milk or just water and onion with spice.


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Basic Aquaponics - Spinach Seedling Transplant

Spinach seedling transplant using the flooded growbed method to ensure they are not damaged.

The growth is not uniform, those too small will have to wait for a few more days.

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Saturday, 24 September 2016

Basic Aquaponics - Kailan Transplant

Kailan seedling need to be transplanted since it is already about three inches tall.

Using flooded growbed method prevent damage to the fragile seedling.

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Tuesday, 13 September 2016

Seedling Transplant

This is how I do it, to make sure that seedling were not damage during the transplant.

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Sunday, 3 October 2010

Cherry Tomatoes - Transplant

Did a short video on transplanting tomatoes on my growbed. It early to do all I only did a few.

Tuesday, 30 June 2009

Transplanting - Easy Does It

My Tomatoes seedlings already 2 weeks old, its time to trim its population and some minor transplanting to ensure space between plants for good growth.

Tomatoes is a soft stem plant, they can be easily damaged especially seedlings and what make it worst is the growth medium used are gravel.

Care must be taken not to damage those seedlings, while replanting them.
I use a simple home made protector to keep plant undamaged while the insertion takes place.
Above protector, made up of PVC tubing. Cut about 6" in length with one end like a wedge and a slot made along its length.
Seedling is place inside protector via the slot, and loosely held in position.
Wedge in diagonally so that no gravel will travel up the pipe then slowly release seedling through the slot, and tidy up the gravel.

This way I manage to protect the seedling and my fingers too.. those that have experience it know how painful it could be sometimes.