4446 Переселение рассады. Transplanting the seedlings.

0.00 - Transplanting the seedlings. 1.44 - نقل الشتلات. 3.52 - Cấy ghép cây con. 5.36 - Trasplante de las plántulas. 8.00 - 移栽幼苗。 9.57 - 모종옮겨심기. 12.03 - Umpflanzen der Setzlinge. 13.57 - Repicquage des jeunes plants. 14.10 - Relocation of seedlings. 16.18 - Repicquage des jeunes plants. 18.30 - Seemikute ümberistutamine. 8:30 PM - Sunrise. Finally, the nighttime temperatures and favorable days according to the gardener's lunar calendar allowed me to plant the tomato and pepper seedlings in the greenhouse. Some of the plants had reached over a meter in height – already blooming, even with tomatoes up to 1 cm long, and the peppers up to 4 cm long. Therefore, I carefully removed these giants from the window stands one by one and carefully laid them horizontally in cardboard boxes with high sides. All the seedlings fit into two boxes, 40 x 30 cm and 60 cm high. To avoid breaking the stems, I didn't water them for a couple of days, and the plants became more flexible. I successfully transferred them from the fourth floor to the car, and upon arriving at the dacha, I moved them into the greenhouse. I installed a tall plastic ventilation pipe with a diameter of 150 mm. An electric fan will pump hot air from the ridge of the glass roof into a volume composed of dozens of old tires buried beneath the soil to warm it. First, I leveled the soil over the entire area, then dug 50-cm-wide holes, and placed horizontally arranged tomato root systems in the additional holes. I pre-soaked the roots in water and a creamy compost. The beginnings of roots were already visible on the stems, almost reaching the inflorescences, so after lightly covering the holes with soil, I laid a layer of rotted old tomato stems and cardboard on top. I watered the area with ash infusion, sprinkled soil, and covered it with whole 35-cm-wide strips of cardboard. I placed plastic trays with potato seedlings on top and watered everything thoroughly using a pump and a hose with a watering attachment. inally, the nighttime temperatures and favorable days according to the gardener's lunar calendar allowed me to transplant the tomato and pepper seedlings into the greenhouse. Some of the plants had reached over a meter in height—they were already blooming, and even the tomatoes were up to 1 cm long, while the peppers were up to 4 cm long. Therefore, I carefully removed these giants from the window stands one by one and carefully laid them horizontally into high-sided cardboard boxes. All the seedlings fit into two 40 x 30 cm boxes, each 60 cm high. To avoid breaking the stems, I didn't water them for a couple of days, and the plants became more flexible. I successfully transferred them from the fourth floor to the car, and upon arriving at the dacha, I moved them into the greenhouse. I installed a tall plastic ventilation pipe with a diameter of 150 mm. An electric fan will pump hot air from the ridge of the glass roof into a volume composed of dozens of old tires buried beneath the soil to warm it. First, I leveled the soil over the entire area, then dug 50-cm-wide holes, and placed horizontally arranged tomato root systems in the additional holes. I pre-soaked the roots in water and a creamy compost. The beginnings of roots were already visible on the stems almost all the way to the inflorescences, so after lightly covering the holes with soil, I laid a layer of rotted old tomato stems and cardboard on top. I watered the area with ash infusion, sprinkled soil, and covered it with whole 35-cm-wide strips of cardboard. I placed plastic trays with potato seedlings on top and watered everything thoroughly using a pump and a hose with a watering attachment.