How to start vegetable plants using Jiffy Pro Hex Seed Starting Tray

How to use the Pro Hex starting tray for vegetable seed starters so that you can have more success in transplanting your vegetable plants. Save money and grow your own starter plants with this easy and inexpensive way of planting seeds.
I got my Pro Hex Seed Starting Tray at my local Home Depot, you can also get it at Amazon by clicking on this link: amzn.to/1XlVpnu
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[@melissadawdy6971]

I'm currently using this and used the burpee seed starting mix with it. It's working great so far! Side note, we only did 1 seed per pod.

[@Allin1mom]

1. Use potting soil instead of garden soil for best results.

[@Anitag6986]

Ive started this a second time. Last time I left it in the container for too long. Just wondering what you did after they started sprouting?

[@fins5150]

I have the same setup. Did that seedling mix work??

[@farhodazarbaydjani]

It would be nice if you shared something that is proven to work especially after failing the first time. I have had no success at all with this piece of junk. It's black so it absorbs heat, and luckily I didn't put all my eggs in one basket. The seedlings I started using the little brown square things works great. Don't waste your money on this garbage.