It's important to get rid of any large pieces as they can get stuck at the bottom and make it look like you have more sand than you actually do.

My toilet paper tubes are now moldy.. sprouts formed already Do I have to start again? Will this hurt the plant

How do you distinguish the sand from the silt?

Everytime that I do a test the lines look super similar, and after 2 days the I only see two lines. Also recently I have consistently gotten 85%+ sand in several different locations. Some locations seem sandy but the latest location I would swear is clay.

So this is called the cold moist stratification.

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LOL you are new to this aren't you. 00:15 and 00:20 perlite is typically white, vermiculite is never white.

Thank you

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What are the measurements of this soil block maker?

The perfect DIY video! Informative, quick and to the point!

perfect - thank you

what is the next outcome once the seeds reach what stage in the vegetable crisper in the fridge please?

How long should you keep them in the refrigerator?

Would be more ideal if it could be done with multiple blocks, and smaller sizes that fit into larger ones.

Would using a smoke water aid in the propagation

This is how to prevent it.Your title says how to cure it

Definitely doing this in spring - thank you!

Mushroom trays to start seeds plastic pop bottles with small part of the bottom cut and I use them for clotchs. Yogart pots used for potting up pop a couple of holes T the bottom for drainage. The list is endless great to reuse and repurpose

Coconut coir is not necessarily more environmentally responsible than peat moss, if you take the full cysle into account. Making of coconut coir requires a lot of water and often some harmfull chemicals (to the workers), and shipping it halfway around the world, well... Make your own leaf compost, it's not as good as coconut coir or peat moss, but it _is_ good for the environment.

Awesome thanks for this experiment

Would have liked to see how you water them in the toilet rolls. I'm struggling to find an example of exactly this :)

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Hi! Am doing a horticulture paper theough Open Polytechnic and they use this video in their course 😊 I'm wondering, if you enclose the seed in a damp paper towel, what is the point of the sphagnum moss? Just to keep it consistently damp? Thx

I am sure you will find a good way to do this on the woodprix website.

it works

Where does water come in when starting seeds?????

This is good but I don't have a bunch of toilet paper rolls can I use one toilet paper roll please can you reply me in a day

Can you please suggest an alternative to spagnum moss, please? Would some potting mix or straw do? Thanks.

Hi, can i add hydrogen peroxide to reduce the risk of the seeds molting?

can you send some article or manual representing mason soil test as a standard procedure

Where did you get the grow box?

perfect - off to do this with Miss 3! We also use old plastic takeaway containers for our microgreens - Mary 🌺

It can't be cured. These are tips to avoid it!

I'm using this method. Thanks!

Maybe the name and the picture wrong. Ver as perl , perl as ver.. as i know perlite is white 😋

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This spring I found seed pods from a mandavilla plant I left outside over the long and cold winter. I planted them in seed starter and sphagnum moss, put under a grow light but nothing happened. In this case, would the 5 months of cold have killed these seeds? They’re more for a tropical climate.

Your video says cure when it should say prevent!

What’s next step? Why not show growth ? Do all plants require cold stratification?

Does the shell around seeds act purely as a physical barrier to protect the seed during the winter cold period or is the cold period required to change the seed itself? I suspect the seed doesn't need to go through a cold period but the seeds outer shell prevents damage to the seed during a cold period.

Great however for a quick and easy test of a fairly good sized area. :)

Awesome thanks heaps man. I think it's an effective test for small areas, but sometimes the horizons aren't greatly distinguishable.

Did You make it with woodprix instructions?

Did You make it with woodprix instructions?

I know you can get solutions for that on wood prix website.

roughly how long do you leave the harakeke seeds in the fridge? I have just put mine in water tonight to transfer to containers with sphagnum moss tomorrow - exciting! Thanks for the video & tips.

great, but did you mention depth on 'seed tray? ""

Freezer is different from refridgerator. so put in freezer??

Hi, Do we need to watering daily?