When a half-inch high or so the seedling plants should be planted in small pots.
When a half-inch high, the seedlings are transplanted to small pots, and later from there to the garden.
When a half-inch tall they may be transplanted to small pots.
The little seedlings are sometimes put from the seed flat directly into small pots.
If no small pots are at hand, several small plants or cuttings can be put around the edge of a four-or five-inch pot, with good results.
The common earthworms sometimes find their way into a pot, and while they do not seem to bother the roots, I should judge from observation that they render the soil next to useless, especially in small pots.
The older plants will occasionally require the roots pruned in order to keep them in as small pots as possible without being starved.
The fruit having now been gathered from strawberry plants, if new beds are to be formed, the system of layering the plants in small pots is the best.
On the same principle the use of small pots to confine the roots, root-pruning and lifting the roots, and exposing them to the sun, as is done in the case of the vine in some countries, are resorted to.
As soon as the seedlings are large enough to be handled, they may be planted separately in small pots, using a compost similar to, but slightly coarser than, that in which the seeds were sown.
In March, the plants should be repotted into as small pots as convenient, employing a good, loamy soil and ample drainage.
The tufted kinds are easily multiplied by separating the stems, or even by cutting off the tops and planting them in small pots of sandy soil.
When large enough, the buds may be removed and planted in small pots to root.
Treated thus the plants will soon produce new shoots, which must be taken off and pricked out intosmall pots in a very open soil, and placed in a very gentle bottom heat to strike.
When the seedlings are an inch or two high pot them singly into small pots, and replace them in heat; to be afterwards shifted when necessary until the end of May, when they may be planted out on a south border.
The plants established in small potsmay be removed into the flowering-pans, putting six plants into a pan.
To be shaken out of their pots; their roots reduced and repotted into small pots in a light sandy loamy compost.
To grow any of these properly, they should be divided a few weeks after they begin to grow; put them in small pots at first, and enlarge them gradually.
Those Alstr[oe]merias that are growing freely, and in small pots, should be put into pots of a larger size.
Gesnerias, if in small pots, give larger as they advance in growth.
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