Watch This Before You Start Seeds

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  @adirtysock9720 · 7 months ago · pinned

  I’m a greenhouse member and I have been very impressed by the planning software and by how quickly staff get back to me with answers to my questions and how quickly new features were added that I requested! The welcome kit and store discount were a great bonus! <br>Thank you Kevin and the whole Epic Team!

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  @Mulljackson · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnxIIaQJMcA&amp;t=90">1:30</a> &quot;This is just a little sifter...&quot; &nbsp;Proceeds to pull out a cartoonishly large sifter hahah

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  @erendidab5207 · 7 months ago (edited)

  Accidentally discovered that a dryer is a good &quot;heat mat&quot; lol...one year my seeds sprouted so nicely while doing laundry 😂

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  @TheOGMicah · 7 months ago

  I’m from South Minneapolis, Zone 4b. Definitely getting tired of winter, this one in particular with everything going on. I started onions, leeks, and alpine strawberries though and some have sprouted already! It’s funny how having little green things around in winter can create a renewed sense of optimism and excitement, I love it!

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  @rillo806 · 7 months ago

  Ive watched tens of seed starting videos over the years and ive always wondered why NO ONE ever mentions running a fan. Its actually very important for several reasons, all of which u mentioned! Great job kev! This is why ur my go to when it comes to my garden.

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  @smilingRolloTony · 7 months ago

  Dude Kevin you just saved so many seedlings. When my sproutlings get leggy and crack under their own weight, it&apos;s just devastating 😖 to see. <br>Now i will nurture those little buddies. Great tip

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  @jamesduncan3673 · 7 months ago

  I&apos;ve found that basic Walmart LED shop lights work nicely for seed starting. Obviously I need to keep moving them to keep them within the required 2 - 3&quot; of my seedlings. But that&apos;s easy enough, since they&apos;re hung on chains and can be raised or lowered as needed.

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  @smilingRolloTony · 7 months ago

  Eric my brother I really appreciate you. As a zone 5-er, the info has been invaluable but your presentation and editing is very strong too. That shot of Jaques filling up the planters using the wheelbarrow, in one graceful sweep, very cool

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  @user-rl7qh9qt7e · 7 months ago

  Kevin, my man, I love your work! Something about the way you in particular explain things really hits for me. <br>This is one of my favorite channels!<br>Keep up the good work, you&apos;re nailing it!

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  @kushscentedbeard · 7 months ago

  The one thing that literally doubled the size of my seedlings is buying new lights. I did not realize how old my lights were and after replacing them I am not struggling with weak seedlings anymore. I might have to actually adjust my seed starting schedule because now some plants might get too big lol

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  @rabidpotatoify · 7 months ago

  Love the GrowVeg channel. How awesome that you guys are working together :)

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  @rachelleanonymous2740 · 7 months ago

  If you aren&apos;t able to bottom water, use a Turkey Baster! You can control exactly where you want the water to go and how much!

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