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How to Start Seeds

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3065rTE What are you waiting for?! Get your seed starting game on right now! Seed starting can look like a lot of work, but the great part is you can do as much or as little as you want. I put together a post sharing all the why's and how-to's of what I do to start seeds. It has become addicting to start my own vegetable plants and see them grow! SUBSCRIBE for more great videos! http://bit.ly/WyseGuide Like my page on Facebook: http://bit.ly/WyseGuideFB Visit my website: http://bit.ly/Wyse_Guide Check me out on Instagram: http://bit.ly/WyseGuideIG ------------------------------ Equipment: seed starting tray without drainage holes clear lid for seed starting tray cell inserts for tray Ingredients: seed starting soil (no fertilizer added) seeds vermiculite water Instructions: Start by pre-moistening the soil. Add water until the soil feels damp but not heavy. I find it best to slowly add water and mix the soil to make sure it is evenly moistened. Add the pre-moistened soil to the seed starting cells. Press the soil slightly to ensure each cell is filled with soil. Using a fingertip or the end of a pencil, make a small hole in each cell according to the seed's planting depth instructions (see back of packet for specifics). Add two or three seeds to each hole. Adding multiple seeds will increase the probability of germination and extras can be easily removed later. Cover seeds with displaced soil. Add a thin layer of vermiculite on top of the seeds to prevent condensation from sitting on the soil. Spray with water to ensure the seeds have moisture and cover with a clear lid to create a small greenhouse. Place under grow lights or in a window that receives a large amount of sun. Check daily to ensure condensation is inside the clear lid. This means the seeds have the moisture they need. If the lid is dry, spray the soil with water. Once the seeds break through the ground, remove the lid and keep the grow lights four inches from the seedings. #seeds #seedstarting #garden #gardening