Cineraria don't like their roots damaged when planting into the garden bed, nor wet feet.

Pic for the flip flop cover page.

Cineraria ready to plant out, with myhelper. (A picture, so the blog overview looks good.)
The cat keeps a cat-alog of the number planted.)

Cineraria don't like the roots disturbed when breaking them apart for planting, so individual cell punnets are called for.
What if don't have any celled punnets, then recycle the potting mix bag.

Here folded up.

Cut the stripes.

Fold  in half and in half again. Staple the middles.

Lay one stip over another, and Staple the top and bottom sides.
Lay the next layer over, until all are done.

Fill the compartments with potting mix.

Prick out the seedlings, and plant in the compartments.

Doing this, save watering a large garden bed.

Can make these very quickly.

Takes about 30 mins, from plastic bag, to tray with seedlings pricked out and in.

Pics of photo's name, with times taken below.

Time each photo was taken next to the pics.

Can pull apart for planting the cells later, or gently get them out, so can re-use the slates later.

The result, incase need convincing, they do grow.
A front garden full of them, was an area winner in the local council garden comp.