1st Transplant Containers _Shovel

[FreddieFreeloader]

Last Monday I transplanted my seedlings using 18 oz Soho cups from reading this forum and Shovel's stuff. Well, I think I might have stumbled upon something a little better. Not necessarily cheaper but probably better overall. The Soho cups were like $1.29 for 18 which is real real cheap but as it was 96 degrees today I ran in the grocery store to get something cold. I ended up with a quart size container of Lime sherbert. Rather than throw the container away I washed it out and noticed it really was quite well made (thicker walls than a solo cup). Now, they are $1.99 but at least you get to eat the sherbert and then use the container. Then again, the 32 oz quart size actually would probably be a better next size to transplant seedlings to before getting into a 3 or 5 gallon container. Summer heat will last another two and half months and I'll be buying more sherbert and reusing the quart containers. They do have the 1.5 gallon sherbert too!

Got to have fun...

FreddieFreeloader Reviewed by FreddieFreeloader on 06-13-2013. 1st Transplant Containers _Shovel Last Monday I transplanted my seedlings using 18 oz Soho cups from reading this forum and Shovel's stuff. Well, I think I might have stumbled upon something a little better. Not necessarily cheaper but probably better overall. The Soho cups were like $1.29 for 18 which is real real cheap but as it was 96 degrees today I ran in the grocery store to get something cold. I ended up with a quart size container of Lime sherbert. Rather than throw the container away I washed it out and noticed it Rating: 5

[Shovelhandle]

Your crazy! You just want to eat sherbert.

[tlranger]

Sherbert or beer? Which goes better with you know what. I've been using red solo's for a long time, always thought red color made a difference. And quart blown nursery pots are cheap and last a long time.