To transplant seedlings outside ... they can stay in seed trays anywhere from three to four weeks (cucumbers and squash) to six to eight weeks (peppers, tomatoes, and eggplants), says Weiss.

may not need to be repotted before transplanting. Some plants, such as members of the cucumber family (which includes melons, zucchini, and squash) and root veggies are sensitive to root disturbance.

A good compromise is to buy and transplant one cucumber plant next week and plant the rest from seeds next week. Remember- all of these vegetables I just talked about like at least 65-degree soil ...

FAIRBANKS — When gardeners hear the word “transplanting,” they usually think of the process involved in moving seedlings from the house to the garden. However, if you are starting your own ...

Let them acclimate to sunny conditions gradually. If you grow annuals from seed, prick out the seedlings as they get big enough to transplant to individual pots. You can use a little fork or utensil.

thus reducing the need for pesticides at transplant. Researchers in Japan tested the hypothesis with experiments that evaluated the preference of adult sweetpotato whitefly to cucumber seedlings ...

Earlier this week, I was transplanting some of my little seedlings. The first true leaves had developed, so it was time to move the seedlings to their own growing containers. I finished 12 flats ...