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Potting Up Tomatoes

Our tomatoes have outgrown their containers that we started them in and now it’s time to transplant them into larger pots until they go out into the garden in a few weeks. I want to wait until night time temperatures are consistently in the 50s before I plant them outside. We’ve had unseasonably warm temperatures this year but you never know when a random freeze is around the corner in Oklahoma! You can go ahead and plant them outside if you’re careful about covering them on cold nights, but I’d rather wait until I don’t have to worry about it.

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