October Seed Starting In Southern California

October in Southern California: warm enough to start some plants outside while many other plants are best to start indoors and grow underneath lights until time of transplant.
The container types and seed medium used is dependent on whether they will be growing outside or not. Ideally, transplants will grow in real soil. However, when growing plants indoors real soil is more complicated to work with.
In this video, I share some insights on how I start some vegetables during October.
Zone 10b / San Gabriel Valley / Los Angeles / Southern California / USA

[@neverenoughdirt]

October in Southern California: warm enough to start some plants outside while many other plants are best to start indoors and grow underneath lights until time of transplant.
The container types and seed medium used is dependent on whether they will be growing outside or not. Ideally, transplants will grow in real soil. However, when growing plants indoors real soil is more complicated to work with.
In this video, I share some insights on how I start some vegetables during October.

[@Hammerdown02]

Awesome stuff. I just planted my Broccoli, cabbage, brussel sprouts, and Lettuce here in Riverside County. Hoping for a good harvest for us both.

[@neverenoughdirt]

@@Hammerdown02 thanks. Brussel sprouts, nice. That's a goal of mine. Yeah, may we get a good harvest.

[@michaelh9875]

please do a lot of these! Good stuff

[@neverenoughdirt]

@@michaelh9875 👌🙌

[@babetteisinthegarden6920]

Thanks for the info

[@neverenoughdirt]

@@babetteisinthegarden6920 my pleasure. Thanks for coming to the rehearsal 😉

[@mr.seanster]

Thanks Brian. I am always lazy to do gardening this time on my year. I'll have to figure out a to plant.

[@neverenoughdirt]

@@mr.seanster I totally get it. The summer crops are more fun to harvest.