My Go-To Seed-Starting Tools

My four main tools for starting seeds--what I use for each type of vegetable transplant, and why. Here are links to the specific tools that I own and use:
1. Mini blocker: amzn.to/3Tu2esp
2. Regular soil blocker: amzn.to/2zjGydo
3. 12-cell tray: amzn.to/3Vru0bB
4. 72-cell tray: amzn.to/4c26NlW
5. 2" Plastic pots: amzn.to/4a8SZUT
6. Mesh trays: amzn.to/3T1uQcf
7. The bottom trays that I use with everything: amzn.to/3P5MqdE
8. Heating mat: amzn.to/430rFWE
As always, I only post links to products that I actually purchased, use, and like. If the vendors have an affiliate program, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.

[@bohemiangardensandgourdfar8812]

The right tool always makes all the difference. Thanks 😊

[@WellGroundedGardens]

I firmly agree! 😁

[@deniseward002]

Very informative and helpful tool recommendation. So good to know exactly what to buy.

[@WellGroundedGardens]

Glad it was helpful! These ones have stood the test of time.

[@billhowcroft5751]

Thanks for the guidance on rotations. I have ordered the Ladbrooke soil blockers from Warwickshire.

[@WellGroundedGardens]

Let me know what you think! Mine are still in heavy use, several years in 👍

[@bjones8354]

Great info! TY

[@WellGroundedGardens]

I’m glad that you liked it! 👍

[@tiffanikeyes4269]

Great video! Could you go straight from a mini blocker to the paper sack if you have space?

[@WellGroundedGardens]

I’ve only ever gone from mini block to the 72-cell or mini block to 2” block, but in theory I don’t see why you couldn’t… 👍