21/08/2026
Production Handover|What Happens After Seedlings Are Ready
Healthy seedlings are not the end of propagation.
They are ready only when their root condition, plant size, tray status, and batch timing match the requirements of the next production stage.
This handover matters.
If seedlings are ready before the growing area is prepared, production slows down. If the growing area is ready but the seedlings are at different stages, transplanting and crop management become harder to coordinate.
Propagation therefore needs to remain connected to the wider production workflow.
Pegma Germin provides a structured starting point for seedlings, microgreens, and early-stage leafy greens, helping teams prepare each batch for a more orderly transition into production.
When the plants and the production area are ready together, the cycle keeps moving.
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