
Or, avid gardeners in disguise?
I'm guessing gardeners!
Toasting the success of another wild and crazy... seed planting party!
Everyone enjoys a pint now and then. Especially seedlings. Start them in 'planters' that help develop long, strong roots.
Seed Planting Tip:

- Plastic cups do a nice job of retaining moisture. (Poke holes in the bottom for drainage.)
- Clear means they work like an ant farm so you can see what's happening underground.
- 16 oz. depth allows fragile seedlings to grow big and strong without disrupting growth by transplanting to larger containers.
- And, they cost next to nothing!

The seed pellet fabric mesh decomposes very slowly in the soil, causing new babies to become root bound.
Off to a strong start:
- Seed-starting mix makes a big difference. It contains more nutrients than potting soil, encouraging healthy roots.
- Once leaves develop, give seedlings a diluted dose of 10-10-10 fertilizer each week.

1 comment:
You did not mention anything about light requirements. Many seedlings that are set in a windowsill can grow too tall because they are light deprived. I like grow lights
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