🌱 BEFORE AND AFTER! Full Winter Sowing how-to from Winter Seeds to Spring Planting + RESULTS!! 🌱

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In this video I'll show you how to Winter Sow from beginning to end: Seeds to Plants! You'll see the amazing results you can get from winter sowing and how to get those seedlings out of your containers and planted into the ground for spring.
Time Stamps:
🌱 Winter Sowing: 1:32
🌱 Spring RESULTS: 6:46
🌱 Extracting Seedlings from Containers: 8:07
🌱 Spring Seedling Planting: 11:15
For a full Winter Sowing (Winter) How to see my long form video here: • 🌱Easy Winter Sowing fo...
Winter sowing is a super easy technique, and a low-to-no maintenance way to grow your seedlings. No grow lights, watering, or hardening off; you simply start your seeds outside making a mini-greenhouse out of recycled plastic which protects them through the winter. The results are stronger plants and a foolproof way to grow all your favorite seeds!
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@kathlynblack3517 2 года назад

one more thing, on plants with sensitive roots, I stuff my jugs with toilet paper rolls or cut paper towel rolls. I usually get about 7 rolls into a gallon jug. I also pack down soil in gaps around the rolls for root warmth. I then use the rolls to place one hole in each and double seed the hole. When separating, there is a lot less root intertwining to deal with. Usually, the cardboard rolls are so saturated by the time I pull them out of the jug, they peel easily off the outside of each root ball or set of roots, with the least amount of disturbance. I also will use paper cups (small ones) with holes poked in the bottoms, with a screwdriver. I do however, place a layer of potting mix in the bottom and then put the cups on top of that and fill them. They too, practically fall off the roots, after being wet for a long time.

@kathlynblack3517 2 года назад

I have found it easy to put holes in the bottoms of my jugs. I cut the jug first, hinge the top back, and from in the inside of the jug, I stab holes with a screwdriver. It works best when I place the jug on the ground and the screwdriver just pokes into the soil each stab. I use a skinner phillips head screwdriver. I use to drill, but the screwdriver works better. It goes very quick.

@themomwiththethroattattoo4525 Год назад

Your dad at the end is so sweet! Also I love the before and after! Thanks you!

@kathlynblack3517 2 года назад

I also cut the jugs with the lids on first. It seems the lids help keep air pressure in the jugs, which makes the first cut much easier.

@kshields273 2 года назад

Thank you for showing the whole process. I tried winter sowing with a few veggies last year, but I’m looking forward to trying flowers this year as well. It would also be great to see how your plants do later on as they are growing in your garden. I hope you will be uploading more videos this year!

@myquiltstudio 2 года назад

Thanks for showing your process! I love your idea of using a label maker. I have one that I never use. I'm going to dig it out and get some winter sowing done today. Happy gardening!

@bluebirdhomestead 2 года назад

Your winter sowing looked great! I am going to have to start collecting water jugs to try this this coming winter.

@gracieshomeandgardens5089 Год назад

Ii have been collecting containers whenever i can for winter sowing this season..last year was my first time and i think i did ok. I will try ky best to make it better this year.❤😊

@geekygreenhouse Год назад

Thanks, it is always helpful to see the full process when learning something new!

@gaylemartin3094 2 года назад

Awesome Video!!

@DMSATL Год назад

The spot where you kept your containers, how much sun were they receiving, especially since you had them covered? How important is it for the winter sown seeds to be exposed to the sun prior to germination? And once germination happens, should you strive for full sun?

@cynthiacisneros1694 2 года назад

Yes, yes❣️

@mandyhahn4507 2 года назад

Great explanation! Thank you! I can’t wait to try this!

@MarisGardenandKitchen 2 года назад

Great video!! I'm thinking to try some winter showing too

@sharonhauptman416 Год назад

Thank you so much for the start to finish video. So many videos show you how to set it up but that leaves newbies like me wondering, what next. You also explain things very clearly.

@missprettyplants7217 2 года назад

great video! thanks for showing all the steps!

@ThatBritishHomestead Год назад

I am trying to sow more seeds in winter!

@Hotmessfamily Год назад

Thank you!

@msmaddox2918 2 года назад

Just found your channel and subscribed! I'm a big fan of the winter sowing method too. It's so much easier than indoor seed starting! Great video! 😊

@omegasage777 2 года назад

Thank you so much for taking us through the entire process of winter sowing!! I'm amazed at how great the results are, considering the low amount of work that goes into starting these from seed (compared to starting seeds indoors). I live in zone 6a, and usually temperatures only get warm enough to direct sow in May...which means I have to wait a long time to see any blooms! I want to try winter sowing so hopefully I'll get earlier blooms :) Thank you again!!