Game Changing way to start your seeds
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Save money, save time and save space on this Genius seed starting Method. I learned this method from a lovely lady on instagram named Farida Sober @Adirafs Go check out her beautiful videos on Instagram.
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Brilliant!!!! Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼 I need to try it!
I saw her also on IG it’s so amazing. I am doing peppers and tomatoes in mine. I winter sow but peppers and tomatoes are very slow to come up. I went from 3 trays to one because of this method. Thank you for sharing. I will follow your progress.
That’s awesome. I’m doing tomatoes and much more today. And videoing the progress so far. Keep me posted on your progress. I’d love to see how it turns out. Thank you so much for watching .
Soooo creative and amazing ❤❤❤Love repurposing everything ❤❤❤
Me too.. it is great. I just started some seeds this way last week. Have a video on that too. Thank you so much for watching.😊♥️
How amazing . Sending love ❤
You are amazing!!!! Thank you so very much for sharing what you do! I’m going to start almost everything this way this spring! Especially onions! Last year I didn’t discover your method soon enough! I tried to add your link in my description! Do you only do instagram?
Hey LoAnna, you should call this the “sushi method”! I’m definitely trying this! 🎉🎉
That’s a perfect name for it. lol ! Thank you for watching.😊
Awesome! Thanks for sharing! I’m going to try this!!
I’m liking the results so far. I’m going to do more seeds this way and video my progress. Thanks for watching!
Wow, I'm going to try this on the spot. Thanks for sharing!
Awesome! Let me know how it turns out for you! Thank you for watching!
🤯 I'm definitely going to be trying this!! 💜💜 The space sved and better to keep from disturbing the root system. I'm impressed!!
Awesome!!! I’m loving it!!! Let me know how it goes! Thank you for watching.
@@littlebitahomestead6891 I went today and got what I needed for this. I'm so excited to get started tomorrow. I have some flowers that are itching a hole in my seed bank lol 💜
I will definitely try this method for my basil this year
And will try this for sweet peas next year, perfect for root training
Thank you for sharing
New subscriber here
Thank you so much for watching and subscribing. Sweet peas would probably really like it. My basil is doing well with the rolls so far.
I love it!
I really like it! I’m getting an update video ready! Thank you for watching!
Very cool!!!
Thank you!
love it
Thank you. Me too. They are doing great. And I’m going to plant so much more this way. Thank you for watching!
Excellent 🎉🎉🎉 I subscribed to your channel 😀🙏
Thank you! I subscribed to yours as well. Wishing you great success.
@@littlebitahomestead6891 you're welcome 😁 I much appreciate your support 🙏 Very kind of you.. Many blessings to you and your family ✨
Found it on instagram. Going to do it!
I’m really enjoying it. Follow up video coming in a few days. Thanks for watching. And keep me posted on your results.
Ima give that a try!
Awesome!!! Keep me posted. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing 👍. New subscriber 407😊
Yayyyyy thank you so much for watching and subscribing!!
Sweet peas would like this
Oh I bet they would! I’m doing Basil too. Thank you for watching!
Fun. Good stuff. You messed up the insta link in the description. Not sure you want that one there 🙃
Oh thank you so much. That’s actually the same lady in the profile picture. She must have something else. 🤪 thanks ago I’ll fix it.
I removed that link, but can’t get her link to stick. It keeps changing it to that. Try searching her name on Instagram .
@@littlebitahomestead6891 I found the proper account of hers, it's Farida Sober (@faridasober) •
I'm wondering if the feed bags won't start disintegrating, and/or tear the onion roots when you unroll them as the roots might grow into them... the plastic ones might be better off, as much as it might not be great using bubble wrap for food crops perhaps. Maybe wax paper?
Yes that’s what I’m waiting to see. So far I’ve not had that problem. I have noticed that the paper rolls need water more frequently. I do prefer the plastic. And unless we go to seed blocks our seedlings are in plastic pots. Plastic is so frustrating.lol. I’ve seen some use wax paper but it seems very flimsy. I need to try it! Thank you for watching. And I just released a new video with more details on the see rolls.
@@littlebitahomestead6891 Plastic really is frustrating. Have you seen the video about plastics w.r.t gardening that the channel 'GardeningInCanada' (she is a soil scientist and posts about the science in gardening) posted recently about her very recent discoveries about plastic? It does make you question things lol, but plastic is so ubiquitous nowadays that it's hard to wean off! I'll check out the video. :)
@@matchynishi I have not. I’ll check her out! Thanks
Yah I've seen this before, but how does it save space? Couldn't you just plant them in the pot you popped the roll in?
Actually, it's a bit deep so maybe something shallower. I'm missing something obvious I guess as far as this method goes.
Hopefully you can educate me.
I’m working on an update video. Because I had some of the same questions. With onions yes you could keep them all in one container. However The roots actually grow long and strong. And not tangled . I unrolled my pepper seedlings and the roots are very long, not tangled and growing better than the ones in individual pots. I don’t know why. It’s new to me as well. And if I planted 15 or 20 peppers or tomatoes in one container I would have to separate them and pot them up in larger pots before my weather is warm enough to plant them outside.so far it appears that I will be able to keep them in the roll until time to plant outside. I’ll have the update video out in several days hopefully. Thank you for watching. I hope my response makes sense lol. It probably isn’t the best way for every variety but I’m going to try them all.
@@littlebitahomestead6891 Yep your respose was very informative. I'll wait for the update to see how it all goes. Thank you.
What is the Instagram page?
The link was not sending to the correct page! But her account is faridasober. So just search her! Farida Sober. Thanks for watching!
@@littlebitahomestead6891 thanks! Found her 💕
Please don’t use plastic, there is no need. Kitchen baking paper works absolutely fine, is non toxic, biodegradable, and way cheaper.
I agree . I’ve only used items that were recycled from a previous use! I’m notorious for saving things to reuse! And then plan to reuse and give it a repurpose! I’m also experimenting with paper from feed bags and other shipping items I save and reuse! I also repurposed Amazon shipping envelopes! The paper requires more watering and so far it is holding up and not deteriorating! Thank you for watching.
@@littlebitahomestead6891 Try not to repurpose plastic in edible setting as it's known to leech. Better to use in non-edible project such as insulating or protecting fragile items.
I do my best to avoid plastics as much as possible. Scientists are finding microplastics in human bodies. Very bad!
Too much plastic!! You can use thin cardboard or burlap instead! Plus when it wears out, just throw it in the compost!
go check out my comparison video! I give the results of all the different mediums I used! Thank you for watching.
@ thank you, I will. I do have a lot of extra shipping materials
No more plastic please.
It’s recycled from packaging already had! And if you watched the video you see that I’m experimenting with using paper and feed bags from my animal feed. I’ve also used amazon envelopes! Then the plastic can be used over and over and keeping it out of landfills as long as possible! And I’m pleased to find that the paper is holding up well . It needs watered more frequently.thank you for watching!
I found that too and just started mine. I used geotextil
Smart!!! Let me know how it does. I’ve been trying all different things I find around the house. lol let me know how it turns out. And thank you for watching.