16 SEEDS to Sow Indoors END MARCH in Zone 6 B. See how EASY it can be to get a early start to your garden this year.
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Excellent presentation. Haven't seen those practical trays here in Germany.
Thanks Mark. I am in 5b so I have a little more time to do what you have done inside. I have done the cover crop in my raised bed.
Where do you buy your bricks? At a store or online?
I love your video's! Thanks for making and sharing them with us!!!
Learn something new every day. Thank you.
Didn’t you used to use leaf mold and worm castings? I was planning to do that.
I am having great luck with seedlings this year using your methods. Thank you,, Mark.
I think your 6b is different from my 6b when it comes to non-perennial plants
I really enjoy u vids and learn a lot. I know its all about soil. We keep rabbits and I raise composing worms under them we add all of our kitchen and garden waste and the worms are very happy
That compost and castings are fantastic. . We start our seeds and topdress plants and they really grow happy and healthy.
Wonderful to watch and compare to what I do and pick up tips. Thanks!
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Do you use lights indoors or do you have a greenhouse? I'd love to see the next step in your seed process. Thanks for the video!
When shopping for worm castings, do the need to be moist to stay 'alive'?
When reusing the 1020 trays, do you clean them first?
Thanks for the info Mark. Starting my indoor seeds later each year trying to get out of the "potting up" ordeal.
I use those mixing tubs all of the time here in 9b (Arizona). Wood chips are gold here and it’s my go to mulch and I bribe tree trimmers to dump their load in my driveway whenever I see them in my neighborhood. If I need a lot I put in requests via chip drop. Great video and thank you for sharing.
Hey man I don't know if you've seen my other message. I need to create a plan for my tropical rainforest area type permaculture project I wonder if you could help me with that or give me a contact of someone who would help me with that it's a really big project and there are a lot of people involved we really need some guidance I would appreciate your help thank you so much
Great advice mark as always!
I'm thinking the washing of roots of store bought plants is excellent advice. Seems store bought plants take a bit longer to adapt to transplant since it might have alien microbes from greenhouse!
We have 6 round raised "markfrom6b" beds now trying to add two a year!
Be well my friend.
Hi Mark, was thinking this video was going to be different.
Got my seed starting ground leaves as per your instructions ready to plant into. This leaf grinding didnt go so easy with hardware cloth. I found that placing leaves in a metal wash tub and going at them with weed wacker, chopped up fast. Then through 1/4 inch hardware cloth worked really good.
Did I miss something? You said you purchased worm castings. What happened to your huge worm bin you showed making?
WoW The info on what a seedling want or require as respect to what they were propagated in was mind blowing.
Is there a difference between winter rye and garden rye? My local seed shop only has garden rye.