Thanks, I've actually never heard of this method. I use a wet bamboo skewer to pick up individual seeds, but I think for some seeds the envelope method way may work best.
Thanks for the tip. I just planted 12 dozen starter trays. Tried tweezers, then went to a folded sheet of paper and tapping to roll the seeds off. Using the pencil is an excellent idea, and will make things much easier next time.
Thank you so much!!!! I am planting lebolia, coleus and petunia seeds for the first time this year. I was having problems because they are so tiny. Your method works very well!
I used this method on Sunday to plant my radishes. I got tired of thinning out so much, now I'm hoping the thinning process will be less time consuming.
I made a new type of seeder for exactly this reason. I called it the Sow Perfect Seeder. You can see it at www.sowperfectseeder.com Check it out you may find it useful for the smallest of seeds and you can use it in a 72cell tray or direct sow in gardens. Love the video.
Thank you! This is genious and saves me from buying another gadget.
Simple is always best. Sarcasm is the cherry on top.
I just made 6 various sized seeders from the envelopes in my waste basket. I just subscribed to see what other ingenious ideas you have.
Sir, that was the most genius happenstance invention I think I’ve seen. I’m so thankful to have learned it from you! You are an absolute
gem 💎!
Thank you!!
Thanks, I've actually never heard of this method. I use a wet bamboo skewer to pick up individual seeds, but I think for some seeds the envelope method way may work best.
I'm looking forward to seeing you plant seeds with an envelope seeder and accompanied by some appropriate classical music!
Thanks for the tip. I just planted 12 dozen starter trays. Tried tweezers, then went to a folded sheet of paper and tapping to roll the seeds off. Using the pencil is an excellent idea, and will make things much easier next time.
Thank you so much!!!! I am planting lebolia, coleus and petunia seeds for the first time this year. I was having problems because they are so tiny. Your method works very well!
You are very welcome - This is great to hear!
As I prepare to thin out my last planting, I have to say that this might just be a God send.
Great idea professor, thanks for sharing! I'm going to make a deluxe model with a window.
I can't wait to see what you come up with!
Thank you. Blessed to bless others
Going to try now planting pertunia seed
Excellent idea! I might welcome this into the 21st century and 3D print mine.
This will come in much handier than my clumsy palms when I replant my red corn poppy seeds. Thanks for the idea!
Great tip, thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing more great ideas from you.
Smart, very smart!!
That's what I'm looking for 👍👍
Brilliant 😊 this is the answer to my seeding problem. Thank you
Thanks. Excellent concept.
❤❤❤Thank you for the tip! Very smart, indeed.
Great tip
Thanks very much wisdom and experience pays off
I used this method on Sunday to plant my radishes. I got tired of thinning out so much, now I'm hoping the thinning process will be less time consuming.
Thank you!
How fast can I seed? I conseed. :-)
thanks you helped me out greatly
awesome work plant bro!!
Thank you for such a helpful vid.
I like it too Doc!
Where to apply?
Thank you so so much, sir.
Good tip! Made us laugh, too. :)
Awesomeness 😎
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Mr. Grow Kratky is it double face scotch tape?
Yes.
Great idea thanks :)
I made a new type of seeder for exactly this reason. I called it the Sow Perfect Seeder.
You can see it at www.sowperfectseeder.com Check it out you may find it useful for the smallest of seeds and you can use it in a 72cell tray or direct sow in gardens. Love the video.
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