We grow our seedlings in peat pots, which are more expensive than plastic, but there's no transplant shock.

Torrid weather combined with transplant shock will kill an ailing specimen.

The tree was thought to be better balanced and better able to withstand transplant shock.

If the problem isn't age, loneliness, transplant shock or too much fertilizer, it could be lack of light.

I also recommended a mild fertilizer against transplant shock.

Give them all a drink of diluted fish emulsion or seaweed fertilizer to help them deal with transplant shock.

This way there's no transplant shock for the plant, and the pot material is soon recycled into the soil.

But my problem is the Time Traveler's Second Dilemma: transplant shock.

A. The smaller they are, the less they will be set back by transplant shock.

He discovered air-rooted trees could be transplanted to soil without suffering from transplant shock or setback to normal growth.