What SEEDS We're Starting Now | PepperHarrowFarm.com

[@juliesummerfield9784]

This is so much better without the background music. Really appreciate it. Rewatching it again now!

[@judy.1985]

Thank you for sharing this information. Please share more seeds starting tips.

[@GardenHands]

Yay for ranunculus presprouting! I love these flowers and will be following in your footsteps in about a week! Can't wait to see them this spring. Great video

[@cbak1819]

Love love orange and pink❤ thanks for all the tips

[@Maritzenia]

Im excited about starting my indoors growing area, I may need more lights and shelves here in Alaska I’m going bigger this year 🤭. Thanks for sharing

[@SunshineGarden-9B]

Beautiful varieties!!

[@PepperHarrow]

Thank you!

[@bohemiangardensandgourdfar8812]

Happy planting!😊

[@PepperHarrow]

Yes! So exciting at this time of year especially. Definitely my happy place!

[@jwhite5396]

This was helpful. Thanks!

[@cbak1819]

Are you planting them in field or protection? Thankful and blessed by you❤

[@PepperHarrow]

We will plant these in a high tunnel.

[@bloomingnut23]

I love bunny tails!!

[@Mandy-gx3lv]

Hi, thank you for your videos. I’m in Canada zone 5b/6. When would be the earliest I could plant snapdragons outside under non heated low tunnels? Thanks

[@flauraflowers]

Does the soil that the ranunculus are being presprouted in need to be moist or will that rot the corm?

[@jillianmartens9788]

So you start larkspur and bachelor button in seed trays? Thought they didn’t like that but had really poor germination last year just direct seeding them. Thanks 😊

[@PepperHarrow]

We sow them both in trays. If you go back and search the channel, check out seed starting recommendations on larkspur & bupleurum. It’s on the same video. Lots of folks have told me they use my method and have great success.

[@HeatherHarding-v8i]

After you harden off your ranunculus do you plant them outside or in a hoop house protected from the elements?

[@PepperHarrow]

Yes, we do plant them in a hoop house to protect them a little from the cold. The ends are off, but it's still warm enough to keep them a bit more protected than if they were out in the field.

[@beautyintheblooms]

around the 8 minute mark you talk about dates to plant out and be able to harvest. Are these dates for the outdoor flowers or in a hoop house? Like with the snaps, larkspur, etc...

[@PepperHarrow]

We plant them into the hoop house around that time

[@Mandy-gx3lv]

Would the hoop house be heated? Thanks

[@Meny1973]

Hi, I stared stocks, they are sprouting. I have them inside with heat mat and light. IS that too much heat?

[@PepperHarrow]

If it’s already warm inside they don’t need the heat mat to germinate.

[@karenhaddad322]

I'm presprouting my ranuculus & anemones in 40-50 range. What do you all think? Too cold?

[@PepperHarrow]

We're pre-sprouting at 60. You should be fine above 50. 40 seems a bit cool but they may pre-sprout, just slower. Let us know the results!

[@carolinecooley4620]

Do you water the ranunculus in the tray ?

[@PepperHarrow]

Yes. I watered after.

[@CharlotteJulienne]

Hi Jenn, you said 5B. Is that the new zoning or old? I was 5B in NY but now 6. Just curious if I really need to change when I plant these!

[@PepperHarrow]

Hi Charlotte! Our zone didn't change with the latest map, so we're still 5b. If yours changed a little, you'll be ahead of us a couple of weeks.

[@cbak1819]

Oh good to know you don't have to cover them with soil🎉