Seed starting marathon 🌱🌱🌱 (It's GO TIME!)
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- There's a lot of seed starting going on here! Join me today as I start a few things (many of which are new to me) and talk through my process, then get a tour of what's already growing under lights.
Spoiler alert: I definitely planted too much. I guess this is just my lot in life, to be buried in sea of seedlings because I lack any self control around plants.
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A note to my gardening friends across the pond: I know my pronunciation of "Nicotiana" hurts your ears ... it's just one of those odd gardening things where our two parts of the world happen to have a very different pronunciation of the same word.
Tom-ate-oes/tomahtoes. It's not like we're unsure what you're talking about. You do you. A friend and I always disagree on the pronunciation of Kalanchoe and Calibrachoa among others. It's fun to tease each other. I say Nicotiana the same way you do. :)
Since it's a native American plant your pronunciation is correct.
I just planted didiscus here in Scotland in bright light and it came up in 10 days, just to let you know.
I say Nic-COT-e-anna…. But my early garden/propagation work was with a BRIT 😏😂🤪
Like Clem-uh-tis
Last year I purposely bought little 12 cell trays to rein myself in at seed starting time. Great idea, except I bought two 14 packs. Gardener math! Starting from seed is easy, but when it comes time to lug them all up from the basement, drag them in and out to harden them off, and then planting them, my 54 year old body side eyes me. 😂
I experience a great deal of self-loathing when it's time for that.
…try a 72-yr-old body…🤨😛
@@cyhomer hopefully, eventually! 😄
😂 Omg! I'm stressing w/my seeds! Lights! Mats! Wind! Temp! And you're over here all willy nilly! 'Eh, just make sure it's damp, whatever!' You, my dear, have taken away all my stress! So glad you popped up on my recommendations! Side note: You look like the love child of Gillian Anderson & a young Sharon Stone!
I am so glad that I am not the only person who sees food containers and even yogurt containers as potential seed start equipment!
The plastic containers that the huge Costco muffins come in are great!
I do now!!!!
Same! and those Costco chicken containers with the extra deep size and high dooms! Ohh-la-la...
@@payton8613 Hmmm, Chicken Caesar salad sounds good for dinner; running to Costco for chicken(s)!!!!
Erin "I don't have time to sow in individual cells"....also Erin "let me show you the potting mix I sifted"😅😅😅
Makes perfect sense, right? :)
Oh Erin!! That expression on your face was priceless when the Nicotiana went everywhere!! Sorry, but I laughed out loud😂! I love your humor and blog, it’s down to earth and i love everything about it!! Keep it up. Your garden is fabulous and of course I love everything about it. Have a great gardening year! 🌸
I say nic COT e anna…but my early garden/propagation work was with a BRIT…😏🤪😂
Alyssum is the flower I’m named after. I always like to include it in my garden.
Erin, always impressed with your practical gardening philosophy, creativity and humor. After the seed spillage I am adding supreme self control when you didn’t immediately express some fierce curses. Seriously impressive! 😉
"These are the verbena that had the incident." 😂 I have been there my friend!
🤣 Nicotiania seed planting - that was the absolute best! I rewatched it so many times. Can't wait to see how they do - probably amazing and we'll all start planting seeds that way. You're so down to earth - your 'realness' is so refreshing. I went way overboard with seeds too, I know I'll be whining in a month but hoping it all works out in the end lol
I sowed nicotiana in a take out food container, pricked them out into a 10x10 tray, 6 rows of 6 seedlings. Grew them to about 4 inches wide, and when planting, just tore off what I needed, plopped onto the soil, tamped it down, covered with a bit of compost and watered them in. I had great success and gave extras to neighbors.
😂love that you left the Nicotiana “blooper” in - this has happened to me more times than I can count with many seeds! Love your wit and humor ❤
LOVE your videos! Thanks for keeping the snip about the nicotiana seeds in there...I feel like we all have bloopers like that every year... I really identified with that!
Im just so happy i found a Wisconsin Gardner let alone SE Wisconsin garder on youtube! Everyone else is in warmer climates so definitely excited to stalk your videos ❤️
I started a bunch of Pycnanthemum muticum because of you! They are teeny but look pretty happy. Now to make a soil tamper. Thanks for the great ideas!
Currently have 1200 seeds in Soil blocks, plus 300+ cuttings from annuals I overwintered. Haven’t started my winter sowing (northern Michigan, April 1 deadline for me) and have at least 1000 more seeds for soil blocks. I’m nuts and I know it! All is good until time to dig holes for planting. But, it makes it easy to give away seedlings, too! 😍
Gosh, your lucky lucky friends and neighbors must love your "hand me down" seedlings...
I always smile when I watch your videos. Don't feel bad. So far I have purchased 79 dahlia tubers and my husband keeps reminding me of how miserable I was digging and cleaning them last fall. Oh well, it is what it is. Thanks for sharing!
The lettuce and salad mix containers from the grocery store (that have the resealable plastic you can pull back) work really well for broadcast sowing. They're twice as deep as the takeout containers, so they don't dry out as quickly. I'll use them for the faster/taller growing seedlings.
These are great for the larger dahlia clumps too!
Great idea, thanks!
oh that was the best blooper Erin. Which is why I love you so much.
I just bought Master Gardens seed starting mix for the first time, and it's the best I've tried so far! Has coir instead of peat. Menards carries it! Northeast IL gardener here 🤓
Burst out laughing when you said talk to me in a month when you have to decide where you are planting everything! I have been winter sowing seeds. It is worse. I can just keep adding containers because I am not juggling heat mats, lights or shelf space. But when they are ready to plant….Holy Fright! My family tries to rein me in but……
Ooh that tinfoil for dark germination. Never thought of that! I usually hide my forget-me-nots and then forget about them 😂 maybe this year I will remember them if they’re close by wearing a tinfoil hat. Thanks!!
Yes, I, too have too many seedlings, yet I just bought more seeds. (It's a biological imperative, and I am at the mercy of Mother Nature...) Love your videos!
Mahogany Splendor are WONDERFUL!! But after your posts during late-2022 about Purple Bell Vine, we attempted to grow some from seed last year but none germinated....
Im a huge fan of Uprising Seeds as well and especially their seed packets
Did anyone else see the ladybug hanging out above the shelf of trays? Fun informative video thanks🌱
Hi there Erin, just saw your clip on Epic garden channel and was so excited to see that as I am also in SE WI and follow your channel
LOL, I love this, bloopers and all. It is one of the more realistic "Home" gardener videos. It is like watching myself plant. Not everything goes perfect and not everything needs to be perfect to start a garden. I have to restart half of my sees due to starting to early, heating issue, and excited puppy that i found out can jump pretty high. All because I got fooled by the weather here in upstate NY. I also look at anything that holds something as a seed starter.
Hooray for seed starting marathons! Absolutely the best part of gardening for me. ❤
I've started using compost in the bottom 2/3 of the container and seed starter in the top 1/3 and they are doing fantastic so far.
I do that with my fast-growing vines. Seems to work well.
That was so fun 😆💚 I’m trying the deep roasting pans with the clear lids from the 1$ store! Put potting mix on the bottom & seed start on top, peppers are doing great in them so far! TN zone 7
I never thought of that. How smart and cheap.
Uprising Seeds Sculpit description, “for the adventurous lover of the esoteric.” 😂😂😂🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼. Hope it grows well for you!!!
This is cracking me up!
I started Nicotiana Lime Green again this year as I LOVE it, but I only got one plant. No worries though, I was very successful last year and it self-sowed. I pulled some of the little sprouts to create small drifts in the large mixed border in my backyard and it’s beautiful! I’m in South Central Texas, zone 8b/9a.
Gary @The Rusted Garden’s seed starting mix is my fave… 3 pts cocoa coir or peat, 1 part fine vermiculite, 1 part perlite. (And I add some all purp fert.) Although I agree with you on the ‘chunky’ perlite. It annoys me.
I'm not a soil siever. I figure that odd small twig is the garden dumbell that my beefy seedling boy might need to lift on his way to greatness. And its a pain in my buns. Also, usually I go crazy and try to grow everything but it turns into a burden later. This year I am only gonna seed start the stuff that is ringing my bells hard. And that is lookin like pumpkins, gourds, and a few select flowers. The veggie garden is gonna take a break while I do other stuff.
Love seed starting videos! I plan to start my warm season crops tomorrow. By the way. You look fabulous!!
Great video, I've never even heard of Nicotiana, I'll leave the pronunciation to others, lol. 🌻🌼🌱
Thanks for sharing what they mean when it says darkness needed and how to accomplish that! I’m feeling the same urgency to get things started now.
I live in southern Wisconsin and tried Purple Cow seed starting mix for the first time this year. It is made locally here. Plants can grow in this 45 days without a need for feeding. Also, I am close to Jung seeds and picked up some cell packs that have 18 3 by 3 cells. I can quickly sow a variety of seeds and moving the seedlings isn't too bad. Also, my Trachelium took 28 days to germinate so don't give up. Happy spring as we have snow coming our way!
I have two types of romaine, arugula, spinach, kale, onions, butter crunch, chard, cilantro,and mesclun salad greens and escarole growing in my unheated sunroom. It’s supposed to be 20 degrees here in CT so I covered these with a row cover just to give some extra protection. Inside I have peppers, eggplant, marigolds, basil, cumin, parsley, dill under lights and in front of my s facing sliders. Next up is tomatoes and sprouting my peas that are late due to crazy cold temps. One thing about the New England weather is it’s never boring. I skipped winter sowing this year except for my alyssum which was an experiment because I saved the seeds from my plant I winter sowed last year…I know the packet of seeds aren’t expensive but I had to see if I could do it…It’s looking great 👍 Thanks for sharing your seed starting with us. I think I’m going to try your broadcast method next year and see how it goes. The romaine I had was from last year so I wasn’t sure how it would germinate and it went wild so I had to prick it out of the cells and into a window box until it gets a little warmer here. Happy Spring
In my eyes, if it isn’t 80 degrees, it’s freckin WINTER! Clearly, I hate anything less than 80!
My best friend and my sister are the same! 😂 I like anything over 55 if the wind isn’t blowing. Luckily there’s gardening that can be done for all of us with our different preferences! 👌😉
Thanks Erin! you are very helpful making gardening easy.
I'm starting seeds for the first time this year, including Silene, which I must have started way too early (back in January) because a) it's way too big now and b) you're just starting yours now. I'll have to go back and double-check the seed packet to see why it was one of the first I planted. Fortunately, I think we're past our last frost now here in the PNW so I can probably get them out soon.
Broadcast sowing, yes, that’s what that’s called. I also did this for lack of time and space. Soil and Margaritas also did this, together we thought there should be a name for this technique!
I definitely planted too much. Again. But the one thing I really wanted, verbena Brampton , has not germinated for me. I have it in darkness but I see nothing happening. I think I started them at the end of Feb.
I’m also growing purple bell vine and ended up with 12 good plants out of the packet - about 8 inches tall, started mid Jan. I wish I could attach a pic. They take a lot of patience but I’m hoping it’s worth it.
New subscriber 👍. Thanks for sharing your video with us. 👍
So funny. Love your videos.. I agree, I will wonder why I planted so many seeds, then be thankful in July. Look forward to seeing how nicotiana does after the blooper 😂
Skull pit looks so similar to Bladder Campion to me. Interesting!
Seed starter that worked for me: 1/2 Jiffy, 1/2 coco coir. I like your intro..."uh....yeaaaah...how ya doin?"
I have really liked ysing the (new?) Burpee Organice Seed Starting blocks (coconut coir) mixed with Vermont Compost. No musty smell, no huge chunks, and no fungus gnats. I have over 700 seed babies growing and theybare thriving in that mix. My geranium seedlings started 1/31 have blooms.
I started nicotiana for the first time this year, and omy!! The seeds are as small as dust! They stuck to my fingers, and I'm surprised that I have any coming up. I have a bunch coming up in one cell, and then a few cells are empty! They clumped together! That has to be the smallest seed ever!
Gosh…you always make me feel better. Thank you!
That’s a great idea 💡 the cold frame turned our great 👍
😁 Same! Starting way more seeds than I have room for in my seed-starting space and garden. I just can't help myself. I will give away whatever doesn't fit.
Hi Erin, seems to me that seeds are something I just can’t get enough of until it’s time to pot them up! 😣 or heaven forbid I have to fight fungus gnats! I agree that although I love them all as they pop their little heads through the soil, by May I can be overwhelmed and some never make it to the garden! I too am doing the less is more when it comes to actual numbers of seeds planted! Except of course for the super tiny ones you can barely see! I have more snapdragon seedlings than I wanted because I love the color Apple blossom and they were older so I seeded a bit heavier 😮! Thankfully I have also decided to plant thicker in the cut flower garden! I think by April 7th! I will hit seed tray overload so I too am hoping for at least some milder nights by Mid April so most of what is up potted can move to the sun porch! We will see because I don’t want to heat it! I am excited about some new seeds I am starting we will see if the multicolored Quinoa will be a beautiful cut flower or dinner or both! I have my seed starting in my dining room ( not having Easter Dinner this year) so the seedlings are cheering me up today as I received an inch of snow this morning! 😁 Peace and blessings! 💚💚💚
I am going to start snap dragons for the very first time. Do you have any suggestions or recommendations for me?
Yes, there are RUclips videos on this but I definitely advise pinching back your Snaps when they have about 4-5 sets of true leaves down to 2-3. This will give you more branches and fuller/ stronger stems. You can also do this in summer when they slow down to get more blooms when your weather cools off!
I can empathize with being overwhelmed come potting up time - however instead of cutting back this year, I'm trying a different route and just starting in larger containers - our springs are really weird here, sometimes winter holds tight and others they warm up quick and you can get an extra 30 days in your growing season. So this year, I started most of my 6-10 week seeds in 3" or 4" Pots - hoping this will ease the stress, and fingers crossed 🤞 most wont need to be re-potted but just straight into the garden. 🌻
@@ginnysulya9805 Thanks for the advice. We just returned home after spending three months in the south so it is time to start seeds.
I made a tamper the size of the green container that you have. Easy! I used a wood board, cut it to size. Sand edges. Then add a small board for handle and screw to the larger board.
Such a good project! I need to do that.
Definitely having a great time right now in my yard.😊
😂Erin, I just sat down with a glass of wine, here in Muskego after assembling a new raised bed and.....thanks for making me laugh so hard I peed in my sweats! Thanks for the seed blooper. I'm not far from you I'm over in Muskego WI and I love watching your videos. Wine and bloopers tonight. I guess the title of your video indicated it's go time.... Well I went.😮
Yes, this winter was weirdly warm and we have already had 80 degree weather. I started soaking my corn this morning to plant out in a couple of days. I'm freaking out too. I can't decide if I'm too early since we have a few days forecasted as 55 for a high. Ugh!!! No frost though.
I looked up sculpit. It attracts pollinators, bees and night moths. And good for Mediterranean dishes. Sounds good to try!
For the past few years I have been using Whitney Farms Seed Starting Mix. It's very light, very little perlite, and find it's not necessary to screen of sift, any small bits are easily picked out when I sow the seeds. I do pre-moisten before I fill the trays. I have a space issue as well, so it's really a mixed bag of containers right now...even had to evict the foxgloves and feverfew which are surviving well on my back porch. They will go in the ground next week (zone 6b/7a).
Yes, the grow racks are hopping!
I tipped out some Korean Agastache seeds (entire package of course) for the first time this year. 😂 I just up-poted 10. Whew, felt like I got lucky.
Thanks to seeing your silver shield and growing it from seed, I wanted to share with you how it is that I have some on my grow rack today…on HALLOWEEN I set out to get one of the final bouquets before frost. I put a bunch of it in a bookend container. It stayed fresh with weekly water changes and even the flowers were pretty. After Christmas I noticed it had dropped some seed. lol, I took cuttings and grew some from that seed. Odd accomplishment but you might understand. 🙂
I didn’t have to and may never have to remember to buy seeds or plants again.
I got 3 sizes of sieves this year. I put potting soil on the bottom and seed starting mix on the top, because I don’t like to fertilize and don’t like potting up until I have to. I mainly start vegetables, because I only have so much room. I’m doing some flowers doing winter sowing. This year, I started using the iPhone app Journal to keep tract of when I’m starting each seed and which seeds.
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I accidentally dumped out a bunch of Arugula seeds into my garden bed. I tried to pick them out as much as possible, but now I have a bunch of sprouts coming up. 🤦🏻♀️
Every year I say, no more, and then I get the seed catalogs in January...😮
I actually over the years just plain prefer Jiffy Seed Starting Mix. And I'm also so confused. Literally my Last Frost Date changed along with moving to 6a - Chicago Burbs. WTAH
Thank you Erin, Happy Growing ! 🪻💚🙃
Never enough, I need to rent garden spaces in my neighborhood or get some more land. YOLO!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Always love to see your cherry disposition. I too started broadcast seeding this year! Single cells are way too much work!!
I didn’t have great germination with my Dichondra, 2 out of 10. I also got mine from Swallowtail. I've always had excellent seed germination with their other seeds so it may just be a fluke.
Harris seeds has a jiffy seed staring mix I have been using for more than 20 years with great success. It's super fine. Have never found anything better
I grew sanvitalia from seed a few years ago and it did fantastic! No issues with transplanting. I think you’ll have good success with it
Great to hear! Thank you for sharing!
Didiscus, trachelium and balloon flower are all good cut flowers so maybe that’s why you bought them?? I love that you treat your nicotiana with such care! I grew it here once in NZ and it’s the biggest thug reseedy weedy mess that I can’t get rid of 🤦♀️ the joys of different growing conditions 😄
Oh boy! Just ordered more seeds after watching this video 🤦🏻♀️. Love watching your selections.
I give myself a once a year rule. I make a list throughout the year if there are new things I want, but I make my self wait until the fall every year to order seeds for the next year. I sit down for a couple of hours one day in the fall & This prevents me from making impulse buys of things I don't actually have room for...
@@ElderandOakFarm I need to do that - but I’m so impulsive. I have so many seeds this year and no plan on where to put them just yet. I keep watching RUclips videos and wanting to try everything.
Vermiculite molds and grows algae. Holds too much moisture. Trying different things this year and didn’t care for vermiculite. Many of these perennials don’t like too cold and wet. Never had a problem with algae until this year. One reason is because I didn’t have my fine sprayer bottle out to use and used a bottle nozzle which was Way too heavy. The other is too much condensation and figuring out the fine technique of using a fan. Especially small areas of homes where air circulation is poor.
This weather is causing many to start too soon. It’s WI and we are looking at possibly 8” of snow tonight through tomorrow morning-4/21 happy spring. And yes, we had 70s and mostly been Way above average temps All winter.
I’ve not found that to be the case with vermiculite, but every gardener has their preferences. And I think too-early seed starting is rampant every year. After a lot of years of seed starting I follow my spreadsheet pretty closely, although I am winging it a bit on some new varieties that I don’t have experience with yet.
Oh and yes on the fans! Always a fan!
Impressive 👏🏻 - and what a great use for to-go containers!
I love the little quarter flat trays. You’re like Monty Don!
I don’t have the clever, perfectly sized tamper though!
@@TheImpatientGardener at least you have a really cute dog!!!
Hi Erin, While watching your new video, I couldn't resist commenting....
Mahogany Hibiscus, lovely plant, but it will die as soon as icy air blows from your lake. The plant won't even have time to bloom (to collect seeds). If you can, keep a plant or two at home, as a houseplant. It will put out flowers before Christmas. You can pollinate them by hand and obtain seeds. Yes.... However, it is best to make seedlings from cuttings. After flowering, the plant begins to produce lots of branches in early January. They take root very easily. You will receive new seedlings faster than from seeds and you will not have to sow them in March. Cuttings can be made in April, 4-5 weeks before planting in the garden.
And sweet alyssum... I know you sow some plants using the winter sowing method. Do the same with alyssum. They grow better when spring temperatures are low at night and the sun warms them during the day. Seedlings are healthier than those forced to germinate at home. In addition, expensive space on the heating mat....
Personally, I use 2''/2'' multicells. A dozen or so grains for each cell. I replant the whole group, without separating them. It's easier to plant a whole tray of these cells when you can put them outside without worrying about space. Then you plant them wherever you can, everywhere... at the front of the flowerbed, on the edge of the pot (they fall nicely), etc.
We have a similar climate. I'm in zone 5a, near Montreal, Quebec.
Best regards....
Thanks! Good to know on the mahogany hibiscus cuttings, and there is no way they will flower anywhere near me, which is find because I'm just in it for the foliage. As for the alyssum, they are already up and going strong (three days after sowing). They've been moved to the "cool" shelves.
Love the multicell sowing. Thanks for sharing.
I havent watched the video yet but I just wanna say- I currently have 32 trays of seeds started 😂😂😂
You are my people.
I love your videos and the click screen! Yep I growing too much. Ha
You just make me smile😃
No seed starting in my casa this Spring. I'm going to let the garden center tickle my green-thumb fancy in late April. Will be dividing some perennials and moving them around, lots of Lemon Coral Sedum wintered over, and just going to keep it simple. I will garden vicariously thru others because a For Sale sign will be going up, soon I hope.
Erin math...love it! 😆😆😆
I winter sowed golden alysum because the variety is winter hardy. Plants are pricey, and I always blow my budget, lol trying to cut corners and save my money for larger perennials and fruit trees. Great info. as always. Much love from Utah 🌸
I have decided to not start seeds early anymore. I just don't have the space. And I'm currently fighting an infestation of fungus gnats in all of my houseplants. 😡 To add extra fuel to their fire would not be beneficial at this time and would save me a lot of frustration! No yard work here in north central Alberta either. We are currently having our second, or is it third, bout of winter! 🤣😬❄
Well you gave me my laugh for the day! I am so glad you left that in! Happy seed starting - I am already asking why did I start all of these seeds!
It is a common problem among us gardeners...so many seeds...not enough space:)
Looking good Erin. I'm a seed starting newbie and I was astounded at how fast my Dahlias came up under grow lights. At what point can I plant in the garden? Around final frost? I love your Bromeliads. Are these available online.,
😂😂I've done the spilled planting too, from my lap.
Great video Erin, as always. Your purple bell vines are really impressive 🤞 Mine are substantially smaller, started a month ago (only 3 out of 6 germinated) but hope they will soon catch up. What’s the tricky part later on? You’ve mentioned that germination is the easy part.. is it really?? Thanx again for the video and updates, please post more often! I’ve watched all of them and can get enough 😅 Can’t wait for another🍷& weeds episode too! Ps. Every time I watch your videos I get an impression that you must be such a cool person to hang out with! Happy gardening!
Just starting with seed starting and finding it is an addiction so your videos are a huge help. Can you tell us where you found your handy-dandy mister? p.s. your blooper was priceless😂
Silver falls take a long time to grow.
That's what I was guessing.
Dairy Doo seed starting mix is great for small perlite
What do you prefer to perlite? Making my own potting soil with land and sea, coco fiber and ?Perlite? What would you recommend next year? Found pines fines in bulk for next year, of course after I bought the perlite and coco bricks 🤪, but will use pine fines and bulk compost mixed together this year for top dressing. Also, I LOVE Alyssum! It self sows well here in Chicago…I love is so much my youngest daughters name is Alyssum…Aly!
Pine fines are great. Rice hulls work well as a perlite substitute in potting mixes. For in-ground planting, I often use chicken grit from the feed store (which is basically the North American equivalent to the horticultural grit the Brits often talk about using).
Oh I am nose deep in seedlings right now. My grow tent is maxed out and I still have 3 weeks until my last frost date. Help! 🤣
When you put your seedlings that you grew from seed out into the plastic outdoor greenhouse you set up on your lawn, do you harden the plants first or do they harden safely in that greenhouse without burning?
Wow! Thanks, interesting. 😊
Same happened to me with Verbena bonariensis
Love your vids!❤