3 Stages of Planting Seedlings for Beginners

[@melaniekoukola7173]

Jesus! Look at that view behind him! That is absolutely beautiful!

[@andrewe6272]

What a fence !

[@runawaylady1833]

@@andrewe6272 Lol, good one.

[@whitetrashgrowin7664]

Never been to the Northwest I take it.

[@maygodfrey8801]

No need for you to called God's name in vain...

[@yousee9036]

Its from growing all that weed and selling it hehe

[@RSr-uo9dl]

The scenery behind you in the beginning is just so breath taking!!!

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks. It's a nice backdrop in all directions.

[@yangsu2235]

it is one of the best starting seeds video . straight, simple and very clear .

[@Thezaccazzac]

I really like how you kept returning to the chart to describe an overview of the stages. helps keep me focused on the part we are on.

[@donaldofernandes7108]

Excellent bro too good keep it up it was step by step.

[@johnmcdonald9977]

Exactly, the information I have been looking for! Clear, unfussed, andvery well presented! A Star is born! Thank you!

[@LTGiants2000]

Jason, you are one of only a few gardening/growing channels I subscribe to and your videos are always so on point. Thank you for the energy and care you put into explaining everything in your videos. Great job as usual 👏🏻

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks so much Robert

[@nowetaharthur4]

Your videos are always warm, comforting and informative, my favorite are like this one and the history of roses, or different types, no one does these things like you!!! Much love

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thank you!

[@elraed]

Clear and to the point. Thank you Jason. I would like to know more about artificial lighting if you have done any videos on that subject.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

I did this one a while back - the contest is over, but the info is still decent: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIbUn4Kih6ifars And here's another light review with a different brand: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYfThYKpm6x1oJI

[@anthonycelano165]

@Fabian Donald Dude she hacked yours six months ago.

[@valeriezendiver263]

Thanks, I’m new to seed starting and this was very helpful.

[@runawaylady1833]

OMG, 15 seconds in and I just need to say...., you live in a remarkably beautiful place!!

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks!

[@5h1tfuk]

Great explanations on the different stages of growth🌱💚 Awesome background! The Mountains look so good with those low clouds. ✌️🇨🇦

[@lesliebehrens7252]

Hi Jason. Really enjoyed the visit to the rose farm the other day. I want to thank you for this video. I’ve been starting seeds indoors for 3 years and thought I had it. Different plants (seeds) seem less forgiving. This format helped me realize where I needed to adjust things. Thank you so so much

[@AmourEtLiberte888]

I am a beginner and this video just saved all my seedlings,,, too hot on stage 3…. Thank you so much!!!

[@pietervanderwesthuizen2319]

Thank you for a very valuable video. I now see where i go wrong when I start my seedlings. With this knowledge I am sure to do better.

[@vickyannpaintingwithoils]

Great video! You filled in the blanks for my hardening off stage. I appreciate the tip on using the gentle fan and the specific temperature requirements. I moved my 4 tiered rack of plants in front of my open window. The temperature is perfect. The breeze is gentle. It is rainy and overcast today so they are still enjoying the light from my grow lights but are getting the temperature drop and the gentle breeze. Love your communication style too. No fanfare, noise, or car salesman type hype. Calm and clear. Have an amazing day. God Bless you.

[@m24_4]

This was possibly the best gardening how to I have ever seen. Thank you!

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks so much for the encouragement Lauren.

[@donlindahalbach4877]

First time here. Well done. Right to the point! Best video, clear, straight, to the point.Thank you.

[@ulandaboathere1096]

I am so grateful I found your channel last week and have been learning so much from watching your previous videos. You are a wealth of knowledge. From Ontario and have started pepper and wild black cap seeds I foraged last fall. The black caps just poked through this morning. The next batch of seeds I have I'm going apply your teachings and experiment. Thank you again, Jason.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching!

[@AhmedCharfeddine]

What beautiful landscape you have behind you. I am of course not diminishing the quality and density of information in your video. As I am a starter who wasted alot of efforts in failed tests and who wasted tons of hours infront of youtube to learn, I wish I merely watched your video first.

[@aprileshade]

Thank you for this! This is the BEST video I have seen thus far on starting seeds and knowing EXACTLY what to do at each stage. I LOVE that you broke the process into three simple stages AND the chart you created is GENUIS! It's so easy to understand and very duplicatable! I hope you don't mind, I totally copied the chart and have it hanging in my office for reference. Such a great video, thank you! :)

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks so much Aprile. I'm happy that you're making good use of it

[@marie8872]

Love your stage 1-2-3 figure from the start, kind of leveled me up to listening to your explanation

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks Marie. I'm glad you found it useful!

[@bobsheridan6692]

Great video for the three stages. Last year I purchased an indoor artificial light grow system (6,400 K) to start my seeds, but did not start them off in dark, high humidity. That explains my hit & miss success in getting some of them started. Thanks again.

[@diannejackson2400]

Great content! It never occurred to me to reduce the temperature as they grow. Everything you shared was very valuable. Thanks so much.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

I appreciate the feedback Dianne

[@jenniferf4812]

Your view back there is beautiful! Thank you for the information 🙂

[@ignaciaforteza7731]

A real pleasure Jasón. I have just started an indoor seedlings experience and your precious advice couldn’t reach me at better time. As you know I am an amateur experimental soul. Love nature, love plants and all that has life - can’t help seeing behind you those hills, mountains and what might be snow - sorry for inserting this observation. It must be very beautiful there where you live. I will definitely follow your recommendations a long with my little knowledge in growing plants from seeds indoors. As always, thank you. 😍

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks Ignacia - that's Dewdney Peak, a really decent hike in the summer. You're probably right that there'd be a dusting of snow up high these days.

[@shaungarbry88]

Good video! I really like and appreciate the chart. It makes it a lot easier to reference rather than having to find a specific spot in the video.

[@MB-zg1sk]

Thank you! This is really helpful. I’ve seen a lot of gardening videos but this is the first one that discusses seed steps in great detail.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@kimberlyrodriguez321]

I appreciate all your good information and your kind encouragement. I was going to give up on starting seeds because my seedlings only thrive until a certain point, but now I will keep on trying.

[@ptinuaj1382]

Best how to start from seed video I’ve ever seen, 100% going to show it to my friends who want to start growing plants! Thank you!

[@pamrobinson1668]

Oh my goodness gracious, this video should be required watching for EVERY new gardener. After a few years of buying plants for my garden I realized that I should be using seeds to help with the cost. Lots of trouble with the first batches, so I have been looking for help. And then I found your channel and I immediately hit the subscribe button based on clear, concise, and complete information. That is not something that other YT'ers offer. Thank you so much Jason, you are quite organized and I am so thankful that I found your channel. Now... off to binge watch your videos. Thanks so much from Northwest Arkansas, USA (zone 6b). Hugs.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks so much Pam!

[@0808-w9q]

This man is a true legend, have just come across his channel and I’m so glad I did, you have just earned my subscription 😀 keep up the good work 👍🏻

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks so much

[@MJayeG]

Love the simplicity yet very informative of this.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks Michelle.

[@CC-lv1ox]

Exceptional info. Thank you so much. I am a new gardener (2 weeks in with my seedlings).

[@jocelynepambrun4895]

you were right on ,,first i see that follow precise and simple direction

[@katiebuck3285]

Brilliant! Thank you so much I’m going to keep watching this over and over

[@lilyb1011]

Jason thank you- I am prepping some pansies- I am delighted with them- I love your sessions - thanks again.

[@millergardens3514]

Jason-I hope you don't mind I shared this video with a Facebook group, Grow Flowers! I hope you don't mind-should have asked first. But I am so thankful for all your information, I wish I had heard it when I was first starting to grow seeds/plants/cuttings. Thank you for taking the time to teach! Love all your videos!

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks - and no worries. I figure pretty much anything I put on KZbin is fair game for sharing all the way around. And thanks for the encouragement!

[@MarkFaust]

Very informative and to the point, other KZbinrs on the subject would greatly benefit from watching this video. Thank you. Just subscribed.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks so much for the feedback and encouragement Mark.

[@Westsider4eva]

Thank you, my seedling went almost half feet with pale stem because of 22 degrees 24/7 and chart is very handy. today will keep 18-19 degrees lol

[@bramhajung]

Hi Jason. Thank you for posting another informational video. I must say that the first shot of you as the video started with the clouds and hills in the background is fabulous! Have a wonderful growing season ahead.

[@lauras5312]

Thank you so much for explaining the lowering the temperature reason ( Stage 2). I always ignored that part. now i understand it's importance. :)

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks Laura - happy to have helped

[@depasti]

I started targetes from seeds last year in June. There were times I thought I didn't make it, but from some point on they've been just fine. They bloomed until November. I also tried Zinas in the autumn outside - they didn't get to 4 leaves. Now I am trying osteospermum ecklonis. I put 10 seeds on a wet napkin, which I put in a sealed bag next to a radiator. In 10 days 2 have germinated. I moved everything to the ground a few days ago. Following your advice I separated the germinated ones and moved them to a cold sunny room. I covered the pot with seeds with a plastic. I wish it was easier :)

[@Stitches13]

I'm new to gardening and your videos have helped me to understand a lot more about my plants and how to start my seedlings! Love how structured the videos are and how well you explain all the steps. Thank you so much! :)

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

I'm glad you're finding them useful Mel. Welcome to the hobby!

[@rai55]

Very informative video - thank you. The visual chart is also especially helpful 🌱💫

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks - I'm glad you liked it!

[@prof.cecilycogsworth3204]

Thanks! That was a clear explanation of the process for a beginning gardener. Well done.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks Cecily!

[@sjelani69]

Thank you for this abundance of information. I didn’t realize how much is involved in planting from seed. I have babies to raise all over again. :-).

[@Elizabeth-yg2mg]

Just what I needed-thank you!

[@enaronayne]

As a teacher of horticulture in Ireland I am just loving your videos and how clearly and to the point they are. Is the chart available or can you let me know where you sourced it pls?

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Hi Ena. Thanks so much fore the feedback. I also put a copy of the chart on the farm website: www.fraservalleyrosefarm.com

[@tracymcrae5994]

Once again ... concise direct and excellent information!!

[@carnyx_]

Fantastic video, really helped me get my garden going this year. I'm in stage 2 with most of my plants (the basil took a little longer than expected to germinate), and these tips have been very helpful and most of my plants look very healthy! Growing from seed is much harder than buying plants from the local garden store, but really rewarding and fun!

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

I'm so glad you're enjoying the process!

[@cherylwillingham4955]

Thank you so much for an informative video. Simple and thorough I feel like I can tell the next person without getting confused. And the mountain behind is gorgeous!!

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks so much Cheryl

[@yipin007]

Thank you Jason for all the wonderful videos you made! I never thought I could have had even half of a green thumb, but you have encouraged me so much to give it a try! My little small pots of garden during this pandemic is giving me so much joy I never expected. I appreciate all the time and effort you put into these very informative and educational videos. Please keep up with the great work!!

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks so much for your kind words

[@sislertx]

I broke down and bought plug trays..best thing i ever did gardening wise..i had so many i was giving them away..had to pot up a bunch too....

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

They sure make things easy!

[@hb7849]

Thanks! It is the best video on this subject I have ever seen 👍

[@pendragon_cave1405]

Excellent information! Thank you for the time and thought you put into these. Your explanations and chart are exactly what I needed. I could never figure out quite what I was doing wrong and now I have hope for this year's seedlings!

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks Heather - I'm glad you found it useful

[@jenniewilliams1668]

Yay Jason! Always the clearest and wisest. Here in zone 5 I've heard that I should start dahlia seeds and pansies in January --- but then I think - what then? 8 weeks puts me in mid March - a frigid period here in upper NY.... so I think I'll take it a little easier and begin those in February, aiming for mid April to pot up in the lean-to cold greenhouse we just built rather than straight in the ground. If you have any thoughts on that I'd love to hear. Warmest regards Jennie

[@ogmont]

Thank you for the chart, helps everything to make sense.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Oh good - I'm glad you found it useful!

[@dre313dog]

Great vid 2021 has been a hard starter. Northeastern parts or cold low pressure temps make it hard to start for beginners like myself . I've just been watching and learning from my trial plants. TY great video💯👍🏽

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

My pleasure

[@geralddaniel3941]

Omg the view 😍😳😭...it beautiful 😍💚💚💚💚💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

[@mossycroak6638]

I love your chart. It is so helpful thanks for the great video!

[@davidpeters6158]

Great video. I like the chart a lot. This covers a lot of questions that I had the other videos did not answer.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

I'm so glad you found it helpful David! Thanks for the feedback.

[@dapurnori7427]

very informative, thank you so much. Greetings from Malaysia

[@jesussaves1875]

I just germinated and planted 20 moringa trees... about 10 days ago I soaked them for 24 hours, put them in a ziplock bag 3 days with no paper or water (as soon as the root was 2cm I planted them 1 cm deep) they took another 2 to 3 days to break the surface - kept them moist. Now they are already 10cm to 15cm tall !

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Nicely done!

[@quercophilia]

Thank you for this, I'm a little late getting ready here in Central California. Appreciate your videos a lot!

[@leiaflash5055]

Great informative video Jason! Thanks for putting the chart on your website :)

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

My pleasure Leia!

[@sharilynn3024]

Excellent and informative video! Thank you!!!

[@amandanelson9697]

Thank you for this! A chart, a video AND a transcript 👌🏼And yes, that view-reminds me of the west side of Gilroy/San Martin/Morgan Hill, CA

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks Amanda.

[@bryan3550]

A great chart! Thanks Jason.😎

[@mrv7080]

Thank you. This is just what I needed to hear. I’ll be better prepared next year with my seedlings. :-)

[@colkelwil6503]

Excellent content as usual Jason. Do you have a printable version of the chart you use throughout the video? Thank you.

[@diannejackson2400]

Take a screenshot of the chart.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

I've loaded it onto my website for you: www.fraservalleyrosefarm.com/seedling-chart/

[@colkelwil6503]

@@FraserValleyRoseFarm Thank you!

[@leslienichols5268]

@@FraserValleyRoseFarm Thanks!

[@helenak3749]

@@FraserValleyRoseFarm Hi Jason I'm growing desert roses from seeds indoors as winter approaches I need to use lights and not sure how far from the seedling do I put my lights ? I purchased led tube lights 3000 L & 6.5000 Kelvin Thank you so much for this video it's a big help 👍

[@toddjohnston4788]

Thanks! Watched many videos and yours was so much more better explained 👍

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks Todd

[@jamestaylor8217]

Excellent. Good science/Emperical based explanation. I can use it to engineer a propagation system. Thanks.

[@gotigers13]

NIce video . Just found this channel . Your instructions are clear and well lade out .

[@anniehyams4477]

Hi Jason and everyone @ Fraser Valley Rose Farm Happy and Healthy New Year and 2021 Thank you so much for the tips and advice on how to grow seedlings I always tend to give them too much water and then the die so thank you for sharing the beautiful video❤️👍😀🌹

[@anniehyams4477]

Thank you so much Jason and all @ Fraser Valley Rose Farm for the beautiful red rose and beautiful message❤️👍😀🌹

[@kathycook1815]

Super info Jason - thanks and looking forward to more videos.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks Kathy

[@yeomjiwon]

Excellent! Jason! It helps me alot!

[@Inferno1988]

Great video, as always! Looking forward to seeing more, my green thumbs are itching this time of the year.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Mine too Camilla!

[@denisepresland6081]

Fabulous video. So glad I found this video. Definitely subscribing.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks Denise

[@anthonycelano165]

Dude that view is killer!!!

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks Anthony

[@LAndre2874]

Great video clear and concise

[@marilynlyons8331]

Fantastic video and finally, a video in Canadian climates! I've watched way too many videos on how to start plant seeds. Yours is by far, the most helpful. Great knowledge, love that you take us through the growth stages and what to expect. To the point, quick (nothing long drawn out here as in sooooo many other videos), and exactly all the info I need in starting seeds. I'm a little late this year (have a bunch of seeds potted but late) but saving this video for next year. I'm new to gardening so I'm taking a chance with seeds, though late, to see what happens with them. Bought a bunch of plants to go in the ground so seeding is an experiment for me this year. Well done! Going to look for more of your videos!

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks so much Marilyn. I hope you have a great gardening season

[@Hmortenson89]

Thank you so much for the chart. It's really helpful.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

You're most welcome Holly.

[@ETFAnalyzer]

Excellent video and chart! Just discovered your channel, will be checking out your other videos. Thank you!

[@lisascreativeclasses8029]

Great information!

[@lidijazorbo2848]

Thank you. Very informative video.

[@shell4285]

Thank you so much! This was very helpful and informative! 🙂

[@lindawitkamp4653]

Really informative! Thanks!

[@Gimme_Cornbread]

Awesome video and so helpful!

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks Donna

[@MikeFloutier]

Love it, wonderful, thank you Jason! My only question really is “how do you define ‘moist’ for the seeds?” I think most of my attempts at propagation have failed due to the rot of over-wetness.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Hi Mike - "moist" is a hard word to explain in a way that will mean the same thing to everyone. If you were starting your seeds on a paper towel, as an example, "moist" would probably mean applying your water with a sprayer rather than the tap. With growing medium, it means starting from a dry, light potting soil and mixing water a bit at a time until it is darker and damp to the touch - but never adding enough that you could squeeze water from it when you ball the soil in your hand.

[@MikeFloutier]

Many thanks Jason, that’s so helpful, explains a lot of my failures. 👍🏻

[@jesussaves1875]

when you squeeze the soil in your hand a ball should remain. if you touch it it should fall apart.

[@gregwmanning]

Seed pre-treatment sounds interesting!

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks. I discuss it somewhat in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b53XdWaFnK6jaqM There are a few different kinds of pretreatment, each specific to a plant or group of plants. Stratification (cold treatment) is the usual. Others include nicking or scraping seeds, a bath in boiling water, or even exposing to smoke! Happily, most veggies and annuals require no treatment at all.

[@flowerpixel]

I *love* how nerdy this video is...I feel like most gardening channels aren't like this

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks!

[@radiclelife]

I love it because of how realistic the content is. I like to know the actual words to methods and plant anatomy just cause I’m kinda a nerd that way too 😅 very useful in my field

[@adminupgradestations3352]

Definitely! As a bio major, this was perfect.

[@JohnNanninga]

Nicely done. Thank you.

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks John

[@sandy-rr1by]

excellent video. thank you

[@leisuresuitlarry8311]

Great video. Thanks!

[@facereader99]

Loved it. Thank you so very much!

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching

[@thepotager9816]

Great information

[@mattygroves]

excellent as usual

[@stephenrooneyphotographywa9428]

Thanks for sharing 👏🏼

[@sixro]

Thanks! Very informative! :)

[@FraserValleyRoseFarm]

Thanks Roberto

[@tbluemel]

Great video!