AlabamaJack
eXtreme
I have been doing things the hard way over the past 7 or 8 years and this year, the back and shoulder strain caused by standing or sitting while transplanting has gone to the limit...
I was thinking of an easier way (on the body) to transplant so...I came up with this made out of scrap...
Easy Peasy...
cut a hole 15 1/4" X 20" in a piece of plywood....
Bus tray for potting mix slips in the hole...
resting my elbows on the edge of the bus tray takes 90% of the strain off my back and shoulders...it may not bother you young bucks out there, but I feel the pain and don't like to hurt...this is very comfortable to me...
for those that only transplant a few plants, it is not worth the effort to make one of these, but when you transplant hundreds of plants, you may need something similar..
I was thinking of an easier way (on the body) to transplant so...I came up with this made out of scrap...
Easy Peasy...
cut a hole 15 1/4" X 20" in a piece of plywood....
Bus tray for potting mix slips in the hole...
resting my elbows on the edge of the bus tray takes 90% of the strain off my back and shoulders...it may not bother you young bucks out there, but I feel the pain and don't like to hurt...this is very comfortable to me...
for those that only transplant a few plants, it is not worth the effort to make one of these, but when you transplant hundreds of plants, you may need something similar..