Cheating on Winter Sowing: Indoor Seed Starting. Which Seed Varieties & Why? New Vevor Shelves

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  @HookedandRooted · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

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  @essentialcomforts2166 · 1 year ago

  Ive done jug sowing for several years. The way I handle peppers and tomatoes is to put them in the jug as usual but I keep them in a window inside. If the day is over 40 degrees, I sit them outside. &nbsp;They are nice and healthy in the jug and big. &nbsp;I do up pot them about a month before I plant outside in June.

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  @misslee8388 · 2 years ago

  Thank you for not having background music in this video. &nbsp;It is easier to hear you and follow your instructions.

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  @kspowers2545 · 2 years ago

  Hey Steph, I wintersowed sweetpeas in TP rolls last year and then planted them in the rolls straight into a planter, it worked great and was the first time I had success with the sweet little flowers. &nbsp;They were a joy to grow and I am growing them again this year in the same way. &nbsp;😊

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  @bernadette1510 · 2 years ago

  Steph, I love your channel. Have you seen the book Lisa Mason Ziegler “Cool flowers”. She introduces or rather reintroduces the method of starting the cool season flowers much, much earlier… Danielle from Northflower Farm follows her method. It is mind blowing! She plants her foxglove seedlings as early as March, her last frost date is mid April!

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  @Darceys_Flowers · 2 years ago

  Great plan Steph. I really enjoyed listening to you explain your selections. I also like these longer videos. It&apos;s like I&apos;m watching an episode of a favorite show. Thank you!

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  @barbarasantee6963 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;ve started sweet peas inside for two years now. &nbsp;Regular trays work just fine.

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  @moodybikerchic · 2 years ago (edited)

  Hey sweet lady! I just love love love your channel! Great idea! I just started winter sowing this year because of your videos. I am 75 and have been a conventional gardener for over 65 years. I currently have 40 containers of various sizes going. But, I will be doing my summer veggies and annual flowers next month. Keep up the great videos. Did you know Peppers are perennial in warmer climates? I watched several videos on YouTube about overwintering peppers plants by bringing them in during winter, &nbsp;because I dearly love my dark purple bell peppers and was starting to have trouble finding transplants every year. So, i cut them back to only 12” and removed all leaves. They were already in 5 gallon buckets, so I just repotted them. They are in my laundry room and are starting to put on a few leaves. It worked! Perpetual Peppers! This next winter I am going to do it with my jalapeño peppers. I have heard you can do it with tomatoes too, although I am still researching that.💜💜💜💟💟💟

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  @Apilgrim81 · 2 years ago

  Happy Birthday Steph! 🎉🎂🥳🎈🎊🎁 Thanks for the inspirational video. I can’t wait to see your garden this summer. 🌱🌺❤️🌺🌱

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  @MargaretBowmanLebeda · 10 months ago

  Just found your video. &nbsp;Thank you for posting about this topic. &nbsp;I have found this video very helpful!

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  @danakenoyer106 · 2 years ago

  The impatient GArdener, Erin has a good video about pre sprouting and starting sweet peas inside.

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  @dianetemple4243 · 2 years ago

  I have used coconut coir to start seeds in this year. I thought because it was not actual soil that I might have less problems with fungus and damping off. So far so good. Holds moisture like peat moss. &nbsp;I love starting seeds!.

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