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@DinasGarden you're welcome 😁 Happy Growing for 2025 🙏🌱

Hey! Actually, that’s five questions 😉 But they’re great ones that can really help others, so I’d be happy to address them 💚 1. I find them cost-effective because they eliminate the need for soil, reduce water usage thanks to excellent retention, and simplify cleanup and maintenance. 2. Absolutely! they work perfectly with all seeds suitable for growing microgreens, like broccoli, radish, sunflower, and more. 3. They’re made from sustainable bamboo fibers, 100% biodegradable. 4. The mats retain water really well, providing consistent hydration for microgreens and reducing evaporation. This could help with the humidity issues your friend mentioned. 5. I’m not a distributor, but I do have a collaboration with this product. Thanks to that, I was able to get my viewers a 10% discount with my coupon code - DINASGARDEN.

@@DinasGarden The fact they're biodegradable is significant because there is no waste. I have to look at the cost but you've already said the mat is cheaper than comparable soil use. Thank U so much!

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Great question! If your plants are over 1m tall and are indeterminate varieties, topping can be an option to control their height and focus energy on ripening the fruit. Just make sure they’ve already set flowers or fruit before doing it. Good luck 💚

As recommended in the video, you should spray water every 24 hours to maintain moisture. The closed container helps retain humidity, so there’s no need to spray more frequently.

Tomato flower buds often drop due to stress from inconsistent watering, extreme temperatures, or a lack of essential nutrients. Make sure to water evenly, provide proper fertilization, and encourage pollination by gently shaking the plant or using a small brush to move pollen within the flowers. We’ve got a video on tomato pollination tips on our channel-check it out!

@@DinasGarden thanks Dina so nice of you 💕

Spring is the best season for pruning your rubber plant, as it encourages new growth during its active growing phase. Good luck! 💚

Whether the peppers are crossbred or not doesn’t really matter for this process. The focus here is on learning how to grow plants from store-bought seeds and enjoying the experience of growing your own peppers at home!

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Hi, make sure your trays are clean and use seeds specifically meant for microgreens. When it comes to watering, filtered or boiled water is the safest choice, but tap water is fine as long as it’s safe to drink. Also, keep an eye out for mold or any strange smells during the process. Good luck 🍀💚

I’ll try to create a video about pruning squash soon. Follow and stay updated! 💚 In general, you should remove damaged or dead leaves and thin out crowded stems to improve airflow and promote healthy growth.

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If you mean skipping the egg carton and planting directly in a big plastic tub, yes, that works too! Just make sure it has drainage holes and enough space for the plants to grow.

Thank you! 💚 For the soil mix, use a combination of potting soil, compost, and perlite for good drainage and nutrients.

Yes, you can keep growing the sprouts for up to 10 days, but make sure to rinse them regularly (at least twice a day) to prevent mold or spoilage.

If you’re growing microgreens indoors, insects and mosquitoes are usually not a problem. But if needed, you can cover the container with a fine mesh and make sure there’s no standing water nearby.

Not necessarily. Microgreens do better with bright, indirect light or filtered sunlight. Direct sunlight can be too harsh and might dry them out. A spot with plenty of natural light but no harsh sun works best.

Sure, you can plant them. Once they’ve developed small roots, you can transfer them to soil. Just make sure the conditions are right for the type of seed you’re planting (light, temperature, and soil).

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Water basil when the top inch of soil feels dry. A good rule is to check every few days, especially in warmer weather.

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Mixing chopped leaves with coco coir works great! The leaves add nutrients as they break down, and the coco coir helps retain moisture. Just keep an eye on the moisture level since coco coir holds water well.

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Thanks for sharing your experience! It’s definitely a good idea to experiment and see what works best for you. I glad you like the channel. Happy growing!💚

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Yes, celery can regrow from the base if you leave the root in the soil. As for seeds, you can let the plant flower and dry to harvest seeds for the next season. Good luck 💚

@@DinasGarden Hmmm. I let my celery grow since May but it never flowered. How long does it usually take?

⁠@@artstamper316 It’s possible that the temperature isn’t warm enough yet for your celery to flower. Celery tends to flower when exposed to warmer temperatures and longer daylight hours. If it’s still relatively cool where you are, that could be why it hasn’t flowered yet.

Thank you for sharing your experience! You're right, the water method doesn't necessarily speed up the propagation process for jade plants. Each method can be effective in different conditions.

@@DinasGarden This was just an observation based on your video haha. In this video both techniques seem to lead to same results

@@djentlover Haha, got it! Both methods work well, just a matter of preference.

Glad you enjoyed it! Growing your own food is such a great feeling 💚

Although it’s possible with some seeds, like peas, to germinate without slanting the jar if you’re careful with rinsing and draining, it’s usually better to keep the jar at an angle to ensure good air circulation.

@@DinasGarden I did keep the jar slanted in a dark area and well rinsed. I’ll try again.

Yes, you can replant the body part! Make sure to let the cut area dry out for a few days before planting it

Spinach can sometimes take longer to germinate. Make sure the seeds stay moist and at the right temperature.

Use a light, well-draining soil mix like a seed-starting mix or a combination of peat, perlite or vermiculite, and a bit of compost to provide nutrients and good moisture retention

As you mentioned, planting at the recommended depth can help them germinate faster and grow stronger