I like to leave seedlings in their original flat for a year and then pot
them up into training pots. They are a bit stronger and you can do more
root work at this time - remove the tap roots along with spreading and
equalizing the radial roots. This has worked well for me with Gingko and a
wide range of others.

Marty

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