Seedtime - A Year Round System to Grow Food Or Become A Market Gardener -
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2023
- Below are links to join SEEDTIME
- $5 free seed coupon when they sign up for a free Seedtime account: seedtime.us/jkmel4ukl4tonac09...
- Winter Gardening Challenge: seedtime.us/winter-challenge-...
The above are affiliate links. You get a deal, and I get a commission if you purchase the program. All the best.
Below are links to join SEEDTIME
- $5 free seed coupon when they sign up for a free Seedtime account: seedtime.us/jkmel4ukl4tonac09iap-5fs?ref=healthandhomestead
- Winter Gardening Challenge: seedtime.us/winter-challenge-2023?ref=healthandhomestead
The above are affiliate links. You get a deal, and I get a commission if you purchase the program. All the best.
Whew! This is just what I need! And all-in-one space to figure out this gardening thing! Thanks for presenting this and for the seeds!
This is really, really brilliant! I can see how much hard work and brain power went into this program! I hope this becomes a mad success! Thank you!
Went unlimited! Thanks Dysingers for making this product!! So glad to purchase it from you. I've been doing this organizing by hand/on my own spreadsheets for several years. I look forward to seeing how your digital version goes. Going to tell all my gardening friends and family about it.
For someone like myself that hasn’t gotten into gardening yet, it all seems very daunting aside from just sticking seeds in the ground, so I need some sort of framework as a starting point and then I would feel comfortable tweaking things along the way. This is a really cool way to make starting feel like a lot less of a huge undertaking. Just gives one step at a time and give a timeline.
Start with knowing how deep to place said garden seeds, and when. Please look that up. Soil temperature is important, moisture level, and general weather. Lots are seasonal.
Farmer's Almanac usually has such a planting calendar. Depending on growing zone.
Fear not, you can figure it out, keep learning, keep growing, and learn from any mistakes. We all make a few as we learn how to do things. Just keep doing.😊❤
Wow. This is a great tool. I love that I can puck my crop and it'll put that crop into the calendar automatically ❤ and succession planting...amazing. the color for frost is awesome.
Very nice app! Love the idea!!!!!
This is amazing! I have recently conceptually gotten into gardening - as in I haven't purchased my property yet, though I hope to do so within the next 6 months. In the meantime, I have been doing all kinds of research. As I have been learning more, I've been thinking of how I (as a type A personality) am going to keep myself organized and on task. My mom is a software engineer, and I was thinking I would probably have her design something for me. Since she is retiring soon (within in a year at the most) she will have the free time to do that...but now I can use Seedtime instead!
I recall when I looked into this planner that it was expensive. They need to make it available and cheap enough that everyone has access. Maybe they have by now but not when I considered buying it a few years ago
The layout / map costs extra (a subscription). However, the calendar is very helpful. I basically did the same thing "by hand" this year by printing off a calendar on my printer, stapling the pages / months together, and then plotting-out / making notes on it. However, I didn't have anything like the "Harvesting" bands to help me realize when I would probably be harvesting, which can be helpful. (I've been pretty clueless about when to harvest potatoes.)
It usually takes 3 months but you can truly wait until the plants start dying. Hold back on watering when you reach the end of the 3 months. Ants tend to be my nemesis here, in south Mississippi; I need to figure out to stave them off while my potatoes are growing.
Good that you hv your crops covered.
Fantastic ❤🎉
Thanks Chad, God bless
You are welcome.
Looks like a really cool app.
This looks amazing but I'm in the UK. Do you have zones for the UK?
I’d like to move to a location in the Us that will be the easiest to be more sustainable. Not too cold in the winter. 40-50’s so we can have a winter garden and enough chill hours for fruit trees. Wood heat would get the job done. Not near hurricanes. We’re thinking western SC or GA, but would love you’re thoughts if you recommend other areas. The dream location and zone if you will. We have no interest in red or blue states or homeschooling. It’s purely where we don’t have to be indoors all winter and be unproductive. We want to plant a summer garden, then a winter garden
Please add companion plants or NOT companions.
Um, an advertisement that’s monetized with ads, ugh. Very cool looking product… how unfortunate
That's a great point but not sure as a RUclips creator that he can turn off ads on this particular video. We're very limited as to our options...