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title: "Hi all! I’m trying my hand at gardening for the first time in a…"
description: "Hi all! I’m trying my hand at gardening for the first time in a meaningful way. I started my seeds indoors and have now put all the little pots outside. Most…"
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published: "2025-04-28T15:46:58.319535Z"
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# Hi all! I’m trying my hand at gardening for the first time in a…

_Posted by Embly on 2025-04-28_

Hi all! I’m trying my hand at gardening for the first time in a meaningful way. I started my seeds indoors and have now put all the little pots outside. Most of the lil baby sprouts seem to be thriving, but I can tell that they’re starting to outgrow the starter pots I planted them in. I am now terrified to transplant them and would appreciate any advice! I’ve got spinach, carrots, asparagus, San marzanos, beets, green onion, and broccoli. TIA!

## 2 comments

### Wolfen 🐺 commented on 2025-04-28

They should transplant pretty easily. You don't disturb their roots at all. Just pop them out of the pot and put them in the new one and backfill

### Mekare commented on 2025-04-28

Go ahead and plant everybody but the tomato unless your night temps are above freezing (I don't know where you are) - if it's not freezing at night you can plant the tomato too.

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