How To Transplant And Pot Coffee Seedlings | Coffee Farming | EP 2

Welcome to our coffee farming series! In today’s video, we’ll guide you through the full process of transplanting coffee seedlings into polybags—an essential step that prepares young coffee plants for strong and healthy growth before planting them in the field. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced farmer, this practical tutorial will help you do it the right way!

👩🏿‍🌾 What You’ll Learn in This Video:

✅ When to transplant your coffee seedlings
✅ How to choose and prepare the best polybags
✅ The right type of soil mixture to use
✅ Step-by-step process of potting seedlings without damaging roots
✅ Watering and positioning tips for best growth results

🧤 Tools & Materials Needed:

Healthy coffee seedlings (6–8 weeks old)
Polybags (standard size with holes for drainage)
Soil mixture (loam soil, compost, and sand)
A small hand hoe
Clean water

📍 Why Transplanting into Polybags is Important:
Transplanting coffee seedlings into polybags gives the roots space to grow, helps prevent transplant shock, and improves survival rates when the seedlings are finally moved into the garden or plantation.

✨ Village Farming Tip:
Always transplant during the cool part of the day (early morning or late evening) to avoid stressing the seedlings!

🪴 Whether you're farming on a large scale or growing a few coffee plants at home, this method will set your seedlings on the path to thriving. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more hands-on farming tips from our Ugandan village garden!

📌 Watch next:

How to propagate coffee using seeds ☕
How to prune and bend coffee trees for higher yield
Harvesting coffee the traditional way

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