Seed starting mix

You don't have to use store-bought seed starting soil mix in order to get your seeds off to a great start this year. We'll show you how to create your own homemade seed starting soil with only four ingredients!

Attention, DIY gardeners! Check out these methods for starting your own seedlings, as well as how to make your own seed-starting mix.

Learn how to create a DIY seed starting mix with just 3 ingredients plus a bonus soilless potting mix for when you transplant your seedlings.

Make the best seed starting mix with this easy DIY recipe. This natural mixture has only 3 ingredients and will get your seeds off to a great start!

The best seed staring mix is the one you can make yourself and on a budget.

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You can make your own seed starting mix. Seed Starter mix has only 3 ingredients and is so easy to make and will save you money!

4 Easy Tips for Indoor Seed Starting: ● Give seedlings 12 - 14 hours of light a day (grow lights help!). ● Keep seedlings warm with a heat mat or greenhouse cover. ● Keep soil wet but don't overwater. ● Use light soil or seed starting mix to engourage good roots. It can be difficult to know exactly what seeds need to get started: seed trays, grow lights, watering options, and more can feel all too complicated. A little knowledge can go a long way. Check out the blog for more about these…

Soil blocks will easily up your homesteading and gardening game this spring! Once you have mastered this technique you will find it to be the simplest and least expensive method for starting seeds. Making soil blocks does not need to be hard and is the only way we start seeds on our farmstead. I will show you how to ditch the plastic trays and never look back!