SOIL BLOCKING | Starting Seeds Indoors

I start our organic seeds indoors using soil blocks. Let me show you our growing set-up! #startingseeds #soilblocks #organicgardening #seeds
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[@ActualLiteralKyle]

Dope! Never heard of this, if nothing else it saves me a lot of work putting soil in trays. It works like a fabric bag without a bag lol
The cubes don’t collapse or fall apart?

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They don’t fall apart as long as you get that wet, sticky soil consistency.