November 5, 2024

VIDEO: Seed Tape – A Cheap, Fun & Easy DIY To Maximize Success For Beginning Gardeners


seed tape is a simple, fun, and super diy for anyone looking to
maximize success in the garden. The largest problem with beginning
gardeners, and even advanced gardeners is correct spacing. This is a
great DIY for organic or inorganic gardeners, fun for the family, it is
cheap, simple, quick, hands on, and what better thing to do in the
winter time then prep for the spring garden. Get your materials, and
start Making seed tape today!

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27 thoughts on “VIDEO: Seed Tape – A Cheap, Fun & Easy DIY To Maximize Success For Beginning Gardeners

  1. One of those things everyone tries once. If the glue is too wet or the blob is too big, small seeds will absorb the water, start to swell then dry out and die. If the glue is a bit too stiff, the seeds fall off when the glue dries. Im always interested to see if you're still doing this five years later

  2. Enjoy the channel, but I so do not recommend this. Don't feel bad about the pj's, I've seen fool in Wal-mart walking around like that! Planted some spinach just yesterday, and they literally fell right into place, must be the practice. 'How about a really cold beer! oh wait its suppose to be winter.

  3. Just a thought for folks, if you had done three rows on the same one side of two ply and then put the second side back down you would be done with three rows. Maybe I am over simplifying it? It works out perfectly, my TP is 4.25" and carrots only need 2" on center spacing so one row near each edge and one in the center..

  4. If you put down one ply of the TP, apply paste dots in two rows, seed it, put the top ply on offset by half a sheet lengthwise and let it dry before splitting, it doesn't want to tear apart at the perforations so easily. Then roll it up. Thanks Luke for doing this.

  5. After watching this video I made my own carrot seed tapes. In the middle of each tape I added one flower seed to encourage pollinators. Either a calendula, cosmos or a marigold.

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