While there are nuances when you start seeds indoors – such as variances in the timeline based on the seed type – the general process is similar for most seeds. As a result, you can use the process below to begin your journey as you germinate your seeds. Just don’t be afraid to ma...
This year I am a little late in getting my seeds started for my garden. I thought I would share a few ways on how to start seeds for you garden. I use just about anything that will hold dirt to start seeds. The kitchen is the best place to find conatiners with egg cartons, yogur...
Pellets are flat discs that expand when placed in water. Potting medium - You'll get your seedlings off to a good start with seed starting mix that's specially made for germinating seedlings indoors. Seeds - Start with good quality seeds. After waiting several weeks for them to germinate, ...
Each egg goes right back into the egg carton, which is just the right size to place on a sunny windowsill. By the time you’re ready to transplant the seedlings, everything goes back into the earth by way of planting, composting, or recycling. How to start seeds in eggshells Step 1:...
While peas will still germinate when the ground is 40°F, it could take a month or more before you see the first sprout! So for maximum production in the shortest amount of time, you should plan to sow your pea seeds when the soil is fairly warm. To ensure the seeds will germinate ...
Start as soon as freezing temps begin. Plant when it’s cold enough to prevent seeds from germinating too soon. In the Northern Hemisphere, the end of December to January is a good time to start. If you live in a cold climate, February and even March are not too late to get going....
Before you buy those seeds or pull out the shovel, read up on the essential plans and skills you’ll need for your first (or first successful) garden.
Then plant seeds in it and water them. If you are using cups, set them in a large clear container like the kind birthday cakes come in. Use potting soil from the store, NOT top soil, to start them. Place in a warm spot, like on top of the fridge, for a week or two. You don...
Start With Seedlings While it’s a wonderful feeling to have grown your own vegetables from seeds you will find it is easier to use seedlings in the first year. This will give you the opportunity to get the soil balance right, your watering schedule and keep the weeds at bay. This is ...
This greenhouse environment will almost eliminate the necessity of watering the bed again before the seeds germinate. Be sure to keep an eye on it though, Never let the soil mix dry out completely! Place your flat in a warm area where it will get good light but not direct sun. Germination...