How to transplant carrots: Choose the right time: Transplant only after the last frost to avoid damage. Gentle handling: Remove seedlings gently from pots without disturbing the root system. Spacing: Place carrot seedlings 2-3 inches apart in rows, ensuring adequate space for root development.

Planting them is easy. Use a shovel and dig small holes in the soil. Insert the carrot and then cover it so only the stumpy greens are showing. No need for firm packing. Water generously the first time you plant them.

Cut the carrot about 1 inch in length. Fill the small container with water. Fill it up until it barely touches the bottom edge of the stump. Place the carrot near a window and watch it grow. When the plant is about a few inches tall, you can transplant them to the soil. You will see a flower forming with in months.