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27 Comments
Seriously what will i not be growing in it. From veggies to flowers. I’m itching to start my seedlings. After watching this video. I’m looking out where to source the items you used today. NC growing Go big
I’m growing Giant Crimson Tomatoes and several types of bush beans.
We just moved to the country and I wasn't able to do a garden last year, but this year I am stoked to get a garden in. Peppers, tomatoes, herbs, flowers, melons, and pumpkins are gonna be grown. If not for our or community consumption then for chicken consumption. Can't wait to get it started. Love growing along with you!!
I'm interested in Paring thay coco core with my recent acquisition of tryfecta to see how our vegetable seedlings do this year.
Newbie Gardener here, so I'm hoping this will help my first garden be successful.
Moving to a new hobby farm and starting new garden in central Michigan. Starting small this year with tomatoes, beans, peas, cucumbers, some squash and gourds, melons, salad greens. Excited to try my first year with MIgardner seeds.
I'll be growing cucumber, radish, tomatoes, peppers
Great stuff.
I would use it in my raised bed where I grow carrots and peas.😊
I'm trying soil blocks this year and having a horrible time with gnats! I was just about to try coco-core soil blocks for my tomatoes. Hopefully less Gnats!
With my local Coco coir I would start my favorite in MIgardener seeds including tomatoes. My favorite tomatoes are pink Brandywine. This year I am attempting to follow your tips and start some strawberry seeds. The Coco coir might meet give me that edge I need.
I am wanting to try many vegs and flowers. Cant wait to try this mixture
I am limited to container gardening due to apartment living. I grow everything in a coco coir mixture. This year, I've upped my game by using your ratios from the start. So far I've got stevia, onions, leeks, chives and basil germinating. As the season goes on, I'll be adding zucchini, pickling cucumbers, spinach, tomatoes, peppers, tomatillos, mint, calendula, and a few others. Really looking forward to seeing things green up!
Growing 🌶️ 🍅 🍆 🥬
will be growing all my spring and summer veggies and flowers in this! Tomatoes, peppers, okra, carrots to name a few!
I would love to start my giant crimson tomatoes in something as amazing as this.
I’d be starting herbs, tomatoes and melons.
I have so many seeds still requiring planting. Tomatoes and peppers ASAP but then all my normal stuff coming up for April, cukes mostly but I have 4 bins of seeds that I would love to plant!
New at gardening, but im excited to start having my herbs.
Flowers, I plan to start lots and lots of flowers 💐 🌷 🌻 🌹 🌞 😊
I would use it to start all my seeds for this year's garden and around my berry plants in the ground. I've used Coco coir surrounding my fruits trees and they have done so well with it.
I am currently growing Spinach,bell peppers and leeks with coir. They are very luscious.
I've got to get dahlias started soon indoors!
Thank you for the recipe for "seed soil". I've been starting to look for something to use. I'm hoping to plant tomatoes, squash, lettuce and some herbs seeds
I will be growing vegetables and seasoning herbs..
Growing loofahs, vegetables and flowers for pollinators
I am starting my pepper plants and my eggplants with the seed starting mix.
I am needing to get my broccoli, cabbage, chard, and Brussels sprouts going. I am hoping to start in a jug with cover open top. I like to do this in January but hadn’t been to store to find cocore. Now in Southern Ohio we have freezing nights with 45-55 degree days. Not sure if it will work. Okay with my trays and lights but prefer to do outside so there is no acclamation to outdoors.
Hopefully you draw my name!