The production of medicinal plant transplants is an important segment of the agricultural industry that focuses on cultivating healthy and high-quality plant transplants with medicinal properties. This process requires careful soil preparation, the selection of appropriate varieties of medicinal plants, propagation techniques, and care to ensure successful germination and plant growth. The first step in transplant production is selecting healthy and reliable sources of seeds or cuttings. Afterward, the soil is prepared and enriched with nutrients to provide optimal growing conditions. Seeds or cuttings are planted in suitable containers or beds, followed by proper watering and maintenance of optimal temperature and light for their growth. During the production process, plants go through various developmental stages, including germination, planting, and transplanting into larger containers to promote healthy root growth. It is also important to conduct regular monitoring and pest and disease control to prevent potential issues. Once the transplants reach the appropriate size and strength, they are ready for sale or transplantation into open fields or greenhouses. Medicinal plant transplant production allows for precise control over the quality and health of the plants, contributing to the preservation of their medicinal properties. This process is gaining increasing significance worldwide due to the growing interest in natural healing methods and the use of medicinal plants in the pharmaceutical industry, leading to expectations of further development and improvement of medicinal plant transplant production techniques in the future.