Скачать или смотреть DIY SEEDLING SHADERS FOR PROTECTING TRANSPLANTS IN THE GARDEN

When moving seedlings outdoors and into the garden, it is important to "harden them off" by placing them outside in the shade for a few days first, while still bringing them in at night. However, I find that even with a good "hardening off," the blazing sun out in the garden can temporarily stunt the growth of my transplanted seedlings.

For this reason, I am choosing to experiment with some homemade "seedling shaders" that I just made out of some bamboo. The idea is to allow these makeshift structures to temporarily shade the newly planted seedlings in the garden for a couple days to help them adjust to "garden life."

With a couple of Little-Peppers at my side, we head out to the stream to gather bamboo, get distracted with frogs and snakes, and eventually make it back home to complete the job. We hope that you enjoy the show!

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