hello guys this is art with the garden hub and today's video is gonna be about the problem having with these deep pots they're chippy pots and they were recommended to me by an expert gardener that has been gardening for several years now and I thought I would give him a try since I saw him at my local garden center but I've been having a major issue with these you guested mold I don't know why this has been happening I read somewhere that basically because of over watering but I just think that they absorb too much water and we need to transplant these I'm gonna be using a four inch container it's a plastic container or you can use other containers like a terracotta continue it's up to you really but I would stay clear from peat pots in the future so you want to get your supplies ready you want to make sure you're very careful when cutting the peat pots or you can do you can do strong with your hands I just decided it would be much easier with the carrot scissors I had lying around in the office so you have to be careful not to cut any other roots if there's roots but since these are seedlings that you know just started germinating there couple days old I don't think we wouldn't have to worry about it okay guys so you want a very very carefully fold as a part from the soil you want to get as much of the soil that was in the peat pots away from the roots try not to tear the roots and I'm gonna be using a different type of potting mix basically this is an organic potting mix that I've been using for quite some time now and it's made by miracle bro that's why you notice that the soil is a lot darker and color them the one that's in the Piedmont you don't want to compact the soil too much because you want to make sure there's gonna be aeration they're gonna be oxygen being transmitted to the roots and also you want to make sure that it's not compacted so the roots can start growing into the new soil easily I normally when when I use these type of pots I normally only put three seeds or three plants and then I transplant them into a bigger pot as I start growing but no more than three so same thing goes for the second peat pot you want to be extremely careful there's only one plant in there so it should be extremely easy to get this one out and Transplant it into the new pot and again you don't want to compress the soil down and you want to give it a good watering you want to eliminate as much shock to the plant because when it goes through a transplant and it might your plants might suffer a little bit so we met I'd then place them into the grow light which is in the greenhouse and as you can see the plants that I just transplanted these are tomato and they're three in there and the last one is actually a flower which is in French marigold and hopefully it blooms beautiful flowers since it sights by itself so thank you guys so much for watching this video and please if you can rate or if you'd like comment and please subscribe for more info visit the garden hub calm thank you