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Early Seed Starting in a Cold Climate: My Real Process

What I’m sowing now in February as a cold-climate gardener. 🌱 In this seed starting vlog, I share what I’m starting early indoors, why these crops are worth sowing now, and how I use soil blocking and pots for healthy seedlings in Zone 5. This is a relaxed cold climate seed starting day: mixing soil for potting and soil blocks, sowing peppers, celery, and tulsi (holy basil), and up-potting leeks and eucalyptus from ¾″ soil blocks into 2″ blocks. If you’re gardening in a northern climate and wondering what to start from seed in February, this video walks through my real process and decision-making. Whether you’re new to soil blocking or just want to garden along with me, this video is about starting seeds and building strong transplants for the season ahead. 🌱 Cold climate gardening • February seed starting • Zone 6 🌱 Soil blocking vs pots • Early seed starting indoors 📘 If you want to learn more about succession planting for the upcoming season, I have an e-book available. It walks you through how to plan and plant your garden so you are constantly harvesting, with examples you can adapt to your own garden. 👉Get it here: https://payhip.com/TheHobbyHomestead Timestamps: 00:00 Cold Climate Seed Starting Overview 02:42 Mixing Soil for Seed Starting & Soil Blocking 09:28 What I’m Sowing Now (February Seed Starting) 09:22 Soil Blocking vs Pots (Choosing What To Use) 10:47 Sowing Peppers from Seed 13:06 Wool vs. Coco Coir for Seed Starting 18:13 Soil Blocking Celery & Tulsi Indoors 20:07 Up-Potting Soil Blocks 23:40 Update on January Seed Starts