Back to Basics Ep. 6 - Starting From Seed
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- We are starting the 2017 garden and everything we are growing will be started from seed! It is time to grow big, and we will also be teaching Sindy along the way since it is a back to basics!
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Here is the link for the seed starting trays! amzn.to/2nWmB1h
MIgardener where to you live? Does MI stand for Michigan? Thanks
MIgardener there was a dinoooooo in the background !!!!!!!! Such a funny edit ha ha ha 😵😹😹
yes, mi stands for michigan
Cool that is where I live in the summer!
Alpena
I sure am jealous of all the lovely spring and summer veggies everyone in the US is planting, winter veggies seem so boring in comparison. Just thankful we still have lovely weather in winter so I can still have some veggies
Iszea lol Minnesota U.S. is still possible to get a blizzard. Won't be safe to plant till middle of may for cold weather crops.
Can't wait to see the garden this year now that you have your new home folks.
You said you'd do an episode on grow lights in this video but I don't see one. Could you if you have not already? I've had terrible success with all of my grow light set ups and I really feel like picking the right ones will increase my overall success! Thanks in advance. You guys rock.
I planted my first garden fall 2020. I’ve watched lots of videos and taken notes, as well as the hands on this past fall. I decided to go through your back to basics series in preparation for my spring garden. Thanks for the info!
Haha car bowling. nice touch.
You two make awesome, instructional videos and also a great couple. I wish both the MIgardener company and family happiness, health and success for many years to come.
I've been gardening a long time but Luke keeps teaching me new things. He is wise beyond his years. Great channel!
Thank you for the wealth of info. I'm itching to get started so these videos are an outstanding way to refresh my memory. Love having this library at my fingertips. Thanks for all you do. Know that you are truly appreciated.
hey
In Minnesota our rain is almost always sideways from north to south.
You putting cartoons in the background.... Don't think Cindy is cute enough? LOL
Suggestion, use tweezers to place the seeds in the cells.
Rain often falls at an angle in NL, Canada.
Can we keep seeing an update on these trays please ? It will be interesting to watch which plants germinates first and so on
Will do!
Seed staring videos are some of my favorites :-)
I started the tomato seeds I got from you guys about 2 weeks ago. They have all sprouted and are doing very nicely under the grow lights. I also just started the squash seeds 2 days ago. A few already sprouted, waiting for the rest. I started the swiss chard and kale even earlier and they are doing great as well.
So where do you keep these after you planted the seeds? You mentioned you have grow lights. And how often do you water them? Thanks!
osem video thanks for the tip
Definitely want to see more dinosaurs in future videos.
corn can be started in trays I have done it and there are a few UA-cam videos on starting corn in pots
Bowling Pins and Dino lol. Great tips and I'll be checking out the seed starter mix video next.
Did u poke the seed down into the soil with anything? How deep if you did so?
Are onions okay to start indoors? It is a root vegetable but everything else that I t have found out says that it is okay to start it in pots for transplanting.
Just bought some seeds from you can't wait to see how they work for me down here in tx. My 3 and 4 year old girls are wanting to get back to the garden .. I'm propagating my mulberry trees right now in my garage and starting some indeterminate tomato seeds to clone a tomato plants try to and they're enjoying that really enjoy your videos by the way. Some really good information been gardening for 16 years now but still have alot to learn and always will. Y'all had really good pricing on your seeds and ones I can find like at Home Depot or something like that and I rather give my business to someone like y'all if i have the ability to do so. Anyway this is getting a little too long winded . Keep it up
Watch out for the big dinosaur in your neighborhood!
After yesterfay ypu might want to do a video on how to grow plants with nukelar fallout
Don't freak out, but y'all may have a dinosaur problem in your neighborhood. May wanna get animal control on that.
Love your channel. Thank you for your videos. They are so helpful. I have had a veggie garden twice. This year I started my tomatoes and peppers from seeds. I don't have a grow light. 2 days ago I transferred my tomato seedlings to a bigger container and also to cover the stems for more root growth. Now, the leaves are yellow. I'm assuming it's transfer shock? Will they survive? What should I do? I'll be so sad if they die. I've worked so hard nursing them to life. Thanks again!!! P.s I literally have no idea what I'm doing. My 2 veggie gardens were a success only by luck. But, this year I'm determined to gain knowledge and do it better.
update on the 87 year old tomato sir... please and thank you!
Bowling Pins @ 2:27, dinosaur head @6:42, Full dinosaur @ 6:45, funny.
Thanks for your videos! My husband and I are enjoying your channel, we came across you guys a couple days ago. We're thinking about testing and learning this summer and since we'll be moving later this year we don't want to get too much of a setup that we'll end up having to move with in a few months.
So my question is: What should we do if we don't have grow lights? Or space for them? How can we germinate seeds and start "learning by doing" in the cheapest, space-friendliest way? We're renting now so we won't be building raised beds either. Hoping we can figure out a way to at least grow something before our move (we're excited!) Thanks in advance :)
I don't see the link for the watering nozzle.
We still struggle with seed sprouting on seedling trays, under cover, in a mini greenhouse like the one you built. Our peppers and tomatoes never germinated 😭😭 maybe there's watering tips or temperature tips we don't know off.
We read about the crusty top film formed blocks the seeds from sprouting. I'm not sure...
Please show more of seed to seedlings to transplanting tips, mini steps..
could you show the moisture level of the soil? how wet is wet so we would know when to start or stop watering
Good Video. What's that dinosaur doing!? lol
Will you guys be doing anymore "MICasa" videos? 🤗
Hey don't be knockin our chamomile fields Luke!
lol ;)
When do you know if you should use a heating pad for seed starting?
okay, so you filled the cups to the top, then watered to compact soil. then, you added more soil to fill. How did you fit the seeds is, then add more soil?
and i should have said, that when it comes time to water i use the small empty squeeze bottle
Chammomile farm...😆
I love the friendly neighborhood dinosaur
Loved this seed starting one from last year, so I ordered the trays and started with them this year. So my question is, what trays do you put under them to keep the water in to water from the bottom? They don't fit in any that I can find. I had a so-so start with them, I think I will start some more and wait until they sprout to put the lights on. I just always put them on immediately. Thank you!!
What was the dinosaur meant to cover? Lol
Joe Ison I was wondering the same thing!!!
haha I missed seeing the dinosaur and had to go back and look
Joe Ison - Good eye I totally missed that. Luke should hide it in all his videos. Funny.
Where can I get those seed trays?
Vaughn Malecki i second this question....
I don't believe I've seen those at my local big box stores, but I know you can search for them on Amazon (200 cell seed trays). You can get a pack of 10 for under $40.
If you do a search for 288 seed tray on ebay, they have them there
amzn.to/2nWmB1h
Hello. Ive tried to find how to message you personally but, this will work I suppose. I wanted to drop a line and express my gratitude for you and your better half for making the back to basics mini series. I am a new gardener that plans to start a homestead in a year or two so I'm soaking up knowledge like a sponge in preparation. I will be giving you a follow on IG as well from "methodwraps". Keep up the great work!
Are there drip trays to fit the seed tray? The measurements are larger than a 10 x 20 tray.
Excellent content. Thank you for sharing the goodness.. Just wondering what was up with the green dinosaur in the back ground? :)
Pam Jones i was wondering if anyone else noticed the dino lol
Kikerz Oake Not sure lol. I am glad I wasn't the only one. :)
Pam Jones I think the dino was inserted in the video to cover something up. Maybe someone flipping them the bird haha joke.
Pam Jones *x files theme plays*
Do you have Shamrock seeds? How much do they cost and how can I buy them from you?
How do you double dig I am not sure of what that means? Is it a bad idea to invest in saffron seeds and not for money but for having in the closet for flavour in my foods and cooking? The problem though is it's very expensive for the seeds
HuntMaster you know how it is harvested right? how much space do you have and how much is it worth to you I think is the real question? I have considered it for a long time but it was never a priority for me. If you love saffron I know you weren't asking me but I'd say go for it.
Nathan Carter yeah thinking about it it's not worth it
Have you heard of one yard revaluation? He has been a huge help to be since I fell 3 stories and ruined my back. He explains a lot of methods to avoid unnecessary work in the garden.
HuntMaster : I've done every form of gardening from raised bed , to no dig, to double dig, to aquaponics. They all have their pros and cons. Double dig was the most labor of all. Pretty good results though. Find what works for you. I like my GroBuckets since I don't have the time for the other methods but one day may try the methods of The One Yard revolution. I still maintain my aquaponic system and may do a video on it soon for the GroBucket channel. If you have the space try all methods at once. Good luck.
I'm glad we don't have dinosaurs in Alabama!
which seeds do best on top of the soil?
whats up with the green dinosaur
What's with the Dino? Haha
strike
rain can sometimes come at an angle, lol
Dinoooooooooo!!!!
where'd you get those trays. so amazing.i started mine in small 3'' plastic cups. some are now transferred to bigger cups , i'm using under the cabinet lighting with 6500k
Menards has them
amzn.to/2nWmB1h
thank you fer ( for) lol. the information.
Show what is in your starter soil. How you mix it, etc.
2:27
Watch your plants that guy is an herbivore lol
He seems a bit anal retentive and controlling. Good gardener though.