Establish planting using transplants

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Improves competitiveness with weeds Gives greater control in scheduling your harvest Avoid transplant shock – “harden” plants Transplant in evening or on a cloudy day Know which crops do not transplant well Avoid excessive wind
Annuals Most vegetable <strong>transplants</strong> are 3-4 weeks old Transplants should appear stocky (not spindly or leggy) Transplants should be free of any obvious disease and have a well developed root system but not root bound Dig a hole just large enough to accommodate the roots and plant slightly deeper than before (Caution! – danger of moisture wicking)
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Rhizoctonia (damping off) Sclerotin
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Cabbage Aphid Cabbage Maggot Flea B
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•Isolation is critical to maintai
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European Corn Borer Corn Earworm Ap
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Common Smut Common Rust Caution! -
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Verticillium Early Blight Late Blig
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Aphids Whiteflies Colorado Potato B
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•Harvest when most tubers have re
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Colorado Potato Beetle Leafhoppers
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Fusarium Wilt Powdery Mildew Downy
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(Allium cepa) •Yellow, white, and
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•Use only ‘long day’ varietie
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(Cucurbita sp.) •Warm season vege
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