...as your little ones look ok, but yeah, you wanna get 'em in their own pots ASAP.

Realize that some (or all) might die from transplant shock, but I would guess that as long as you're careful, most (or all) should make it. I wouldn't put them into too-large containers just yet, though--give em a chance to develop good root systems, and transplant 'em in stages.

Not sure if the FFOF soil has any perlite/vermiculite in it, if not, you should buy a bag or two to add to it. Perlite is cheap, and can really help fluff up the soil.

When they're little, I like using transparent plastic cups (that have a drainage hole added by me in the bottom) so that I can actually see the root development. I stack the cup with the plant into another cup of the same size that has foil tape or black duct tape on it, to shield the roots, but it still allows me to check the root development quickly and easily.

Good luck on the transplants!
CovertCarpenter Reviewed by CovertCarpenter on . Need help with seedlings any advice? Hi all this is my 1st time growing. Ive been researching how to take care of these plants but there is still room for trial and error. I started out my seeds on the MG organic mix. Which was a horrible idea based on other people's advice. I want to save these seedlings however i need advice on what Im going to do to save them. These seedlings are exactly 10 days old. Im thinking bout buying Fox Farm ocean this friday. I just dont know if the FF soil will finish killing the seedlings or if its Rating: 5