This simple hack will help you grow the strongest plant starts! #seedstartingtips #gardenhacks #plantstarts

Here’s an update on how my space-saving seed starting method is going! These little rolls hold a dozen or more seedlings in the space I would usually use for just one! You can see I have these started in my mini “greenhouse,”which is just a plastic storage bin filled with plants. But it works just the same, giving these guys a head start in the cool spring weather. Check out the first post a couple rows down for more instructions on how to get the rolls started. Have you tried this method before

🌱 Seed Saving 101 🌾. Unlock the secret to sustainable gardening by mastering the art of seed saving! Here’s a guide to get you started: 1. Choose Open-Pollinated Varieties: Opt for open-pollinated plants as they produce seeds that stay true to the parent plant. This is crucial for maintaining specific traits in your garden. 2. Harvesting Seeds: Allow the plant to mature fully before harvesting seeds. Choose healthy, disease-free specimens for the best results. Harvest seeds on a dry day to pre

Love it or hate it you can’t deny that chia seed looks pretty amazing in rainbow colours! . This is a messy one and chia seed sticks to clothes like crazy, so it would be worth saving this one for outside and in swimmers or old clothes! It is so much fun though and such an interesting texture to explore! . Here’s a few tips for you: . Buy chia seed in bulk for the most cost-effective way to do this (we buy from Amazon). Black chia seed tends to be cheaper than white. . From what you guys tell us