Are you pinching them to avoid them being leggy?

Do you use the same seed starting mix when potting up? Or do you transition to regular soil or compost? Will that give more nutrition to the plant than just staying in seed starting mix?

I think what you made is better than the store bought stuff. It has grit and earth in it. Store bought stuff has the cheapest of the cheap , in some cases trash, almost free stuff. Ive been a subscriber for years and still come back to your videos.

At what point do you separate the seedlings growing in same cubicles? I've been trying to find out when's the right time to do it without damaging the seedlings.

What do you think of planting pepper seeds in red solo cups? To big ?

Where are you located?

Coco coir "IS" a renewable. He say not 0:34 ish. Moreso than Peat

I love to use organic red and gold potatoes that I buy at Trader Joe’s we eat part of the bag and then I plant the sprouted potatoes in pots. I do this 3 times a season.

Got some

How often do u water the ginger in the bag? and is it neccessary to add onion pieces to fast growth?

You should stick gardening, you made so many obvious mistakes.

Thanks!!!!!

Let's start 46 seconds in, with the impossibility of grass genes in tomato. It's true that almost all the genes in a tomato plant come from parent tomato plants. Note the word almost. In one generation, the word almost means that there is some very small probability that a gene got into the next generation tomato from a non-tomato. But the small probability is not zero. Let's take a hundred generations. In one of those generations, some tomato may have been infected with a virus that carried a gene from another species. Who knows which, maybe a whale, maybe a carrot, maybe a mushroom. If you consider a hundred thousand generations, this sort of thing may have happened a few hundred times. Over a hundred million generations, the tomato family has probably accumulated a very large number of such non-tomato genes. Now many of them will simply disappear over all those generations. But a few, especially if they give the plant a useful trait, will persist. Over enough time, a fair fraction of the genes in the tomato genome will be there from such virus infections. But it's sometimes much quicker than that. There is a kind of bacteria, Agrobacter tumafaciens, that infects woody plants and produces a gall, which is beneficial to the bacteria. The bacteria does this by being a genetic engineer, transferring some of its DNA into the genome of its victim. The well known useful vegetable, the sweet potato, got two genes, active genes, from Agrobacter tumafaciens, about 8000 years ago. Almost anything you say that is a "rule" of biology, will have exceptions. For example, we all think that the female parent of an animal gives most of the care to the infant, but in seahorses, it's the opposite. We all think that the female fish will require a male fish to mate with, and that both sexes will contribute genes to the baby. But the Amazon molly (Poecilia formosa), a tropical fish with only females, needs to mate with a male of another closely related species, but destroys the genes in the sperm. There is a kind of cypress tree (Cupressus dupreziana) that does just the opposite. The pollen from the male cypress fertilizes the ovum from the female cypress, but the cypress seed has only the genes from the pollen. (In medieval times, it was supposed that humans reproduced in this way, with all heredity carried by the sperm while the mother provided only nutrition and living space for the growing child.)

I found a bunch of Energy Star shoplifters at a local store. I cannot figure out if these will work for seed starting. Any thoughts? 14w. 1500 Lu. 4000K cool white

Solid explanation and simple construction! This is very scalable and I appreciate your information!

Good afternoon I am from Ethiopia I see your vidio and I have small green house so how can I got seed from you

Very helpful. Thank you.

You can also cut off the root end of the radish before you eat it and replant that root down to grow another one.

where do you store your bags? In a sunny area? Cool, dark? Refrigerator? If you mentioned this, I missed it. I'm in zone 8 and am going to try several methods. I have planted them early indoors and just waited for them to sprout. This method works too. But I'm going to test your method to see if it speeds up the process.

Where do you store them in the zip lock bags

That bird tho...

What soil should i use for starting kale, spinach and collards.

What kind of soil etc. Do I need?

I am in Maryland. Can I plant cuttings by the end of September and bring them indoors before the first frost?

Chives

Can I use Coco core instead of Pete Moss?

Enjoyed info on acorn squash. My 1st time growing them. I like the idea u grew them on fence. Thank you..

I've been lucky. I have wild asparagus. Dug it out from my neighbor ( farmer ) field. Hubby and i also drive around and grab the other wild ones growing 😂

You have a great site I have a similar gardening philosophy it's great to see you promote it

Awesome

Thank you

Thank you so much!! This answered all my questions and eased my worry 😅

would it be same for Chilli seeds? I am too worried that i have planted them too deep :(

Water lays on top my container beds soil and very dry underneath, it won't sink in good, it was the miracle grow soil

My ocean side town bans the use of water soluble fertilizer within 250 feet of the water, so this was very helpful. Thank you.

Such as a great information, thank you.

Thank you for clear and helpful guidance. Please make one for turmeric too!

Do you keep them in the light or dark during this process?

How do you spray the bottom of the leaves? That seems like a lot, but if I want it to live I guess I have to. My garden was growing wonderfully, I was so happy, now I find out they’re diseased.

So we shouldn’t be expecting it to sprout in the cold stratification? The seed will still stay intact after the cold stra process? Or sprouts will be seen?

Thank you for all this information. Being on a tight budget I'll be able to full my vegetable bucket next year. I look forward to seeing all your videos.

While using pro tray for capsicum seedling what is the composition of peatmoss cocopeat or cinder . Kindly guide me

Why can't the seeds in the market reproduce new seeds as in the past?

Usless to buy, fine to make youself if you have access to kelp.

Thanks for the insights

When transplanting do you have to separate them or just plant it

I’m becoming a crazy Shasta daisy 🌼 gardener 🤣 can’t wait a year to Bloom 🤣

you do not have sticks for the tomatoes. the stem is not solid enough.

Video is terrible- remove the word zucchini