Soil Balls Are the BEST Way to Grow Your Vegetables

In this video I show you my very favorite way to grow hundreds of healthy transplants using the soil ball method.
If you try this method out tag me on instagram! @honeytrailfarm

[@keilaniwilliams9311]

OMG you are soooo cute! I just love your personality, and I love gardening. homesteading is a dream of mine. Happy to have found you. I just subscribed! :D

[@HollenbergR]

Very cool. Will save lots of money on pots and time on transplanting. Thanks!

[@jrace2718]

I was wondering where you got that cool coat before you said you made it. Very neat quilt coat. My mom was an avid quilter and that is a lovely coat.

[@workingmansrevolution]

This is a very interesting idea! Thank you!

[@travelbugcarter]

I usually make soil squares.

[@MichaelJosephJr934]

Loved you in Almost Famous.

[@timhammond4522]

Wonder if you could start seeds in smaller balls (golf ball size) and forming more soil around it to enlarge the ball when they're ready to pot up.

[@honeytrailfarm]

That actually sounds like a great idea!

[@andreamaclachlan980]

I think you'd have to be selective about the ball size matching the plant growth style. I've noticed here in Australia that the native plants grow long roots really fast. Out bush, they only get a short opportunity to sprout and begin growing, so they need to get a long, strong root system happening right from go.

[@tomassantiago661]

❤❤❤,

[@alexanderbaines-buffery7563]

Please could I see how you water them ? don't they just fall apart ?? (sorry if this is a silly question.)

[@honeytrailfarm]

I overhead water them like everything else! I’ve never had a problem with them falling apart like you would think. Nothing fragile lasts here very long! Lol

[@alexanderbaines-buffery7563]

Thank you very much for letting me know. I have done my own version of this, and will hope to see it working. They were all still alive today. Although my balls were just 1 part soil and 1part well rotted horse manure and bark

[@jef8528]

Are you hiring?