If you wish to start a garden it doesn’t have to be expensive, use what you have or shop your local dollar stores/value stores for supplies and seeds!
Yes I have a very nice looking setup but u still use dollar store items and up cycle cups/cans for plant growing! You don’t need to spend a ton to start your food growing journey.

My seed starting supplies I use :
Trays : https://amzn.to/3wK8TGR
Seed trays with humidity dome : https://amzn.to/3In6k00
Coco coir: https://amzn.to/4bUWeBd
Perlite: get it from Lowe’s or homedepot it’s cheaper there. Located in garden section.
Nutrients I used to feed my plants: https://amzn.to/4bXHMZa
Lights: https://amzn.to/3SUfTIO

These are affiliate links. I’m not affiliated with any of these companies but I am an Amazon affiliate.
All supplies I use are purchased with my own funds over time to have the setup you see in my ig/tik tok and channel. Use what you have and add later on. Thanks for watching! #gardening #diygarden #grownfromseed #gardening

18 Comments

  1. Great advice. I was just there the other day and bought seeds and pots myself. Repurposing the baking tin as a humidity dome tray is clever. I like it and may just try that too. Thanks.

  2. Yes! Seeds do not care how much you spent on them lol my bell peppers and my basil were from dollar tree. And they all sprouted first! Was surprised. I can never find the coco coir though. I’m gonna go to a few more dollar trees in the area to check.

  3. Queenie thank you! I am going to go to my dollar tree to stock up for next year and even this year. I didn't realize that that was Coco cuor 😂

  4. Great great video! Thanks so much for taking the time to show us cost effective ways to start gardening to feed our families ❤

  5. I have never have success with only coco core. I need potting soil with fertilizer, bone meal and coco core on top for moisture. So I’m amazed

  6. Great video love how you teach. Coco coil only? Can i use coco coil only for collards? And do i put them under a light with dome?

  7. OMG girl you are the real deal. Those aren't just seedlings those are whole baby plants! I've seen lots of people show that their seeds germinated but not mature leaves so you don't know you can trust them. But you're for real. Amazing tips, thank you!

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