How to Transplant Peppers into Bigger Pots

Transplanting pepper plants into larger pots is an extremely easy but necessary part of growing your pepper plants from seed. In order to have large enough pepper plants to plant out in the garden you have to start them 8 to 12 weeks before your last frost date. Because of this you won't be able to keep them in their original seed starting container and you will need to transplant your pepper plants into bigger pots. This video is essentially how I transplant my pepper plants, tomato plants, and tomatillo plants to grow on indoors for a while longer. We have about a month here in Tennessee before they can be safely planted in the garden.
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[@Randyb4ut]

Great video. Thanks for sharing your video with us. 👍

[@jasonslade1253]

Any update on the birch cuttings from 2 years ago?

[@Growingthehomegarden]

I did not do an update video. That batch didn't do well but this post is from when another time when I used the same process. growingthehomegarden.com/propagating-birch-trees-through-cuttings/
I didn't make another attempt since I've been getting birch seedlings popping up and didn't need to root any more.