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How to make an easy DIY heated propagator for seedlings

See how to make a simple effective heated propagator using repurposed household items. Many seeds need gentle warmth to germinate, and tender seedlings such as aubergines (eggplant), chillies, sweet peppers (bell peppers) and tomatoes need to be kept warm during cold days and nights - if they get very cold they can die. In this video I show you how to make a snug, cosy environment for your seedlings to keep warm when the temperatures fall. You can use this inside a greenhouse, polytunnel or in your home on a windowsill. I love to make things from recycled and repurposed objects, my shed is full of things that will be "useful one day" :-) Thank you for viewing my channel, I really appreciate it. If you'd like to subscribe that would be fantastic. I am still learning how to edit the videos so it's all a bit homespun :-) But I am very much enjoying learning! I've been growing my own for around 30 years, and using no dig methods for almost 14 years. In March 2021 I moved from Somerset to West Wales where I am setting up a no dig homestead on half an acre. Passionate about gardening, food and making things, I write for various publications including national and international magazines, books, and give talks and workshops. In 2021 I designed the RHS No Dig Allotment Demonstration Garden at Hampton Court Garden Festival, together with Charles. My books: No Dig Organic Home and Garden (co-authored with Charles Dowding) winner Garden Media Guild Awards Practical Gardening Book of the Year https://nodighome.com/my-books-and-wr... The Creative Kitchen plant based recipes using seasonal ingredients you can (almost!) entirely grow in your garden/allotment https://nodighome.com/my-books-and-wr... My website: https://nodighome.com Regular blog updates: https://nodighome.com/blog-posts/ Instagram:   / stephaniehafferty   Twitter:   / steph_hafferty   #nodig #backyardhomestead #halfacrehomestead