How to Harden Off Plants

Plants that were grown indoors should be hardened off before transplanting outside. Hardening off is the process to gradually expose tender plants to the sun, weather, and nighttime temperatures. Seedlings and young plants can be damaged without this hardening off time. The process to harden off plants is simple, but the actual methods can vary. Gardener Scott shows how he hardens off his garden plants. Look for the rabbit photobomb at the end of the video. (Video#160).

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