Starting Seeds

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To save space, you can start seeds in soil blocks. You use a small press that you pack soil into that creates these little cubes. Once the plants sprout and start to grow you can transplant to a larger container, until it’s time to plant them in the ground.

  • Tomato seeds starting to sprout
  • 120 seeds planted in this small space
  • Time to transplant

More info on soil blocks:

https://growagoodlife.com/soil-blocks-for-growing-seedlings-2/

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I love yoga and growing my own organic food. We are raising goats and will be getting chickens soon. We bought an old neglected 1938 farmhouse on 4 acres in central Virginia that we are turning into our homestead. It is a LOT of work, but very fulfilling and I am learning so much! I am into fermenting kombucha, pickled cucumbers, peppers and anything else you can think of.

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