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right guys um it's way overdue um i should have transplanted these cucumber plants quite a
while back already but i'm quickly gonna do that tonight and then i'm also gonna transplant this
gooseberry uh that i took from a cutting and then i'm gonna transplant that tonight as well okay
so what i'll be doing is
i'll just be removing the plastic that i use to clone my
gooseberry in
see the roots formed
all the way to the bottom and
how i decide when to transplant my cuttings is when the root mass it's
strong enough for me to remove it from the container or the bag
without the swirl actually falling off so what i'm gonna do now is this
pumpkin plant inside here it's just here temporarily but this con this pot that i made from
carpet uh is gonna be the permanent new place for this gooseberry
fight the soil inside here uh it's
basically pure compost that i've been making and accumulating over the last four
four to five years and staying here and i've been
collecting all the grass and the otter means and been adding it into my compost heap
and that's what i'm using to plant
all my potted plants in and also i use that for my seedling starting
i can't leave this yeah
the space it's gonna take off this location is not exactly what i want so i'm just gonna remove it
i might just transplant this onto another spot and there we have it as easy as that
the roots have not been disturbed at all and in my opinion this is the best way
to transplant your newly rooting rooted cuttings and
let's see how she does