November 21, 2024

VIDEO: Live Seedling Room Tour


Things are growing inside here on the farm! Come and check out all the flowers that we currently have started in our barn. I cant believe how big they have gotten!
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Ian and Serina of YOU CANT EAT THE GRASS feel that every small change can make a big difference to the world we live in. Every garden planted leads to a better future. We hope to inspire and motivate others to make positive changes in their lives by sharing our journey towards greater sustainability as we build our family farm. It’s hard work to build a life worth living, and completely worth it!

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20 thoughts on “VIDEO: Live Seedling Room Tour

  1. I tried to grow lisianthus from seed. WASTED money and time. I got maybe 7 to germinate and they died. I bought plugs and they are beautiful. I will NEVER try to start lissies again. I only had fungus gnats in an outdoor bed. On my seedlings that I germinated I had none. I don't know if it's because I spritz the top with water that has some Dawn dishwashing liquid in it before I plant the seed. I'm sorry I missed your live. It was just ending when I got there. I'll blame daylight savings time!

  2. Living in a higher altitude makes the heat and cold more extreme, not very extreme, but nights get much colder than at sea level. I grew a lot of things at 4000 ft altitude, but the season wouldn't allow tomatoes, for example, because of the short growing season. Cherry tomatoes were the only ones, and earlier varieties. Most commercial growers put in hedgerows to cut down the winds which can be very strong, especially if near a ridge or valley bottom.

  3. Amazing how many seeds you germinate and pot up to get seedlings to put in the ground. I'm a home gardener and what you do is at a completely different scale. You do an enormous amount of work but you have escaped work life in cubicles.

  4. That is your problem you need someone to talk to try go to the community center and make a friend but you need to look on the bright side you are still luckier than most you are very smart make a schedule for yourself that you do on a daily and include going where people are and talk to them and buy the time you go to bed you will be tired and sleep well

  5. I am in Colorado, and am always thinking that our climate is the same. However, where I am currently living gets more winter snow than you do, it sounds like. yes, dry in winter, summer, and fall. Some spring snow and rain. We get July "monsoons" and then nothing for months. LOL. Love your channel and your special videos (Halloween! etc) Thanks and good luck.

  6. I'm a day late to the grow room party!!! I honestly just pre-soaked my ranunculus and anemone today 3/15. My ground in New Hampshire is still frozen. Snow is still melting. I dont have a hoop house, so they will go straight out once my soil warms. Im.not thinking my germination is going to be great this year, but I'm hoping. Yellow ranunculus and picotee varieties are my faves!

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