Chestnut Seedling Transplantation Quiz

This video tutorial demonstrates how to transplant germinating chestnut seeds to a more suitable location for growth. It covers identifying germination signs, potting the seedlings, and caring for them indoors until the last frost has passed. The tutorial concludes with guidance on planting the seedlings outdoors and the long-term benefits of growing a chestnut forest.

What is the main reason for moving germinating chestnut seeds to a new location?

• To ensure they have enough space to grow

• To keep them away from pests

• To prevent them from getting too much sunlight

• To provide a more suitable environment for maturity

What indicates that chestnut seeds are starting to germinate?

• Little sprouts appear from the substrate

• The seeds become larger

• The seeds change color

• The seeds emit a distinct smell

What is the first step after placing chestnut seedlings in pots?

• Cover them with a plastic sheet

• Add fertilizer immediately

• Place them in direct sunlight

• Water them thoroughly

Where should the potted chestnut seedlings be kept until the last frost has passed?

• In a warm spot

• In a refrigerator

• In a cold storage

• In a dark room

What is the purpose of keeping the seedlings on a rocket mass heater bench?

• To provide them with adequate sunlight

• To ensure they receive enough water

• To give them plenty of heat

• To protect them from insects

When is it suggested to transplant the seedlings outside?

• Early April

• Early June

• Middle or late May

• Late March

What is the long-term benefit of planting a chestnut forest?

• It offers benefits for future generations

• It helps in soil erosion

• It attracts more wildlife

• It provides shade for other plants