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The lights I use: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B096RWLYN3?ie=UTF8&th=1
You can use peat moss instead of coco coir, but make sure you boil the water to prevent fungal gnats from causing you any problems.
This is just the method I use, your results may vary, but I had a lot of success doing this last year.
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I’m glad to see a video from you it’s been a long time❤will you do daily updates?
Aw yay! Your videos make us smile!
Missed your videos!
Calling that coconut coir soil is a stretch… might be ok to start seeds in but soon after germination you’ll want to feed them as that stuff has basically no nutrients for the growing plants. A liquid fertilizer like neptunes harvest is easy to add to your bottom water trays every two weeks until planting out.
I personally use pro mix and don’t need to feed much.
Shut up newbie, Teach when you have 20 yrs under your belt. Ridiculous
I suggest having a worm farm its kinda cool to watch em eat stuff so quick and they make really nutritious castings for your soil. I found some worms under rocks in the shade and put them in a jar inside during the winter so i dont have to go outside to compost. But the idea is to have a bucket or pile with a bunch o worms and you can put your kitchen scraps in there so they dont stink up the trash. Then use their poo to fertilize your plants
I am happy to find this information. I'm going to grow roses from seeds. Thank you
Happy to see you are doing a video ❤
6500K lights are better.
Boiling hot soil is not something I would expect to hear.
thank you for the tutorial jschlatt
GBR
Good to see you back
stop calling the coconut fibre soil!
What’s going on in the Nebraska garden??
Yay im starting my farden for real this year so following along!
Try soil blocking 🙂