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How to succeed the seedlings

For seedling success, do you need special compost created especially for seeds to germinate? Often not! In this new video, I show how to make your own seed compost, and how it's needed only for small seeds. For little seeds, ensure good drainage by adding up to 50% vermiculite or perlite, to your normal multipurpose/potting compost. For most seeds including onions and brassicas, you can use 100% potting / multipurpose compost. Germination and growth are stronger when you use decent trays. Preferably module trays, for better drainage than non-partitioned seed trays. I designed my CD trays to facilitate drainage and root-air. The small and tapering cells with a large bottom hole do not waterlog. So you can use normal potting compost for germinating most seeds. The polypropylene has a shiny smooth surface that helps plant rootballs to slide upwards. When sliding plants out, there is little or no damage to the roots, and none to the tray which is solid and made to last. Find more information in these YouTube videos:    • My new 60 cell and long life module tray      • New Charles Dowding module trays of 15 and...   My 60 cell and long life module trays are available in three sizes – 15, 30 and 60 cell. Cell size is the same in all of these trays. The only variable is number of cells per tray. They are available from the following distributors. UK: Containerwise https://containerwise.co.uk/charles-d... The Refill Room https://www.refillroom.com/product-ca... Ireland: Quickcrop https://www.quickcrop.co.uk/search.ph... The Netherlands for EU: The Farm Dream https://thefarmdream.com/?s=books Denmark: FantastikeFroe https://fantastiskefroe.dk/search?typ... Norway: Lindholm gård https://www.lindholmgard.no/?s=charle... North America: All About The Garden https://allaboutthegarden.com/collect... and they sell my long handled dibber also Australia and New Zealand: Sow your Seeds (Tasmania) https://sow-your-seeds.myshopify.com/... Filmed Homeacres, Somerset UK 9th February 2024 by Nicola Smith. You can join this channel by paying a monthly fee, to support our work with helping community groups of gardeners to grow better, and to receive monthly videos made only for members:    / @charlesdowding1nodig