Should be able to. I know one of the mfg's specifically says it cannot be transplanted/regrown in soil. That just could be to discourage people from doing it or they compromised the root system somehow prior to packaging. People transplant from hydro, or from store bought scraps all the time with great results. I'll be interested to see how it turns out.

I'm ready to plant. Looking good so far for this weekend. From January 31st from cute little babies to March 20th a jungle.

Looking good. My peppers look good this year but my tomatos(Romas and Hybrids) look like [censored] but I put them out yesterday anyway. Last year it was in reverse and the pepper seedlings were struggling.

What's wrong with your tomatoes? I started mine about 2 weeks too early. They seem to be growing about 2" a day right now. I'm going to have to dig a 12" hole to plant them in.

Yellowed leaves and not growing as fast as the peppers I started. Put some in the ground anyway on Tuesday. We'll see if they perk up.

Did you put squash outside yet?

I didn't start any from seed this year. Just going to buy some plants. The 4 stores I've checked so far didn't have any yet. I planted my garden last Sunday except for the squash.

i planted squash #2 last thursday and they are up today...i've never bought squash or cucumber plants; the seeds pop when the ground gets warm

What kinda red mulch is that?

Just the cheap $3 a bag stuff from Walmart

Just don't let it get wet in back of truck cause it will stain the hell out of bed liner!

Because of that right there I alwAys wondered if it was not good for the plants/ soil

Derek

Can you tell me what might be causing this one to wither? Watered same as all the rest and they look great growin inches each day

Pic might not help you
Maybe you can see what I’m talking about zooming in?

Looks like some sort of virus. You might google tomatoe viruses and see if any match.