Seed starting supplies you NEED in 2024. More food, less work with supplies that are built to last. 

Purchased Bootstrap Farmer trays and all kinds of pots, etc. Absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE their products. They will be legacy investments. We live in Appalachian Mountains with temperatures from -15 to 102 degrees. They are amazing and perfect sizes even the thumb holes in the 6 cells (my favorite over the 72 and 162 cell starting trays - can't carry those to the garden, 6 cells are just easy). Also, their humidity domes are great for seed starting and shrub propagation. And incredible investment for the seed starters. Can't say enough about them and worth way more than the cost!

Love the idea of better quality containers! But at the moment my budget is busted. They will be part of my next shopping spree. Thank you for introducing them to us!

💚💚💚what bright pots💚💚💚

It's funny this video popped up just now. My Bootstrap Farmer trays/domes came in today. The place they ship from is 45 minutes from me. Small world. Good luck with everything this year!

Bootstrap farmer…more like bootstrap genius, love the new treys and products, thanks for sharing!

I purchased a fair amount of these trays this year and will be filling them with soil and seeds this week. Exciting times we live in! 😊

I upgraded to bootstrap farmers trays as well I asked for them for Christmas and I am currently have seeds started in them and I am loving them 😊

Love it! Those are all on the list for next season.

How cool is that! Can't wait to see your garden this year. Super stoked.

Beautiful trays! I love all the colors. I would love to see your seed starting set-up. Do you have a high tunnel or green house etc? I’ve only recently found your channel and loving your content approach!

One Big change is I’m not starting seeds too soon anymore. The up potting is time consuming, expensive, takes up space, too much babysitting and not necessary. I’ve found the plants won’t take off in cold soils and they soon get to size quickly if set out when it’s warm enough. We are in a lower elevation also and last year there was no warning of a freak late freeze. We had 90s all May (frost date May 12th) and the last weekend Many plants were set back or killed. This weather is not normal and it’s advancing growth too early in spring and the new growth can’t take those freezes. I lost a grape, berries and potatoes knocked to the ground. Locally winery is up on a bluff and they lost 95% of grapes. Last year it was so hot in winter it was raining and October was colder-36*F-than December at 52*F and rain. We had only one week of subzero this winter and the January thaw should only be Normally a few days is turning into weeks with a prediction of 50*F next week-that’s crazy. They say any snow in future will melt quickly-who knows as weird things happen. And for the reasons above I will not start winter sowing as last year this same weather killed many. Also there is no sense for me to run myself ragged starting those plants too early and juggling over-grown and budding plants as that sets them back. They are too busy wanting to bloom instead of growing roots the first month. For peppers in my garden roots are important and to try and stretch the harvest I will try a few in a low tunnel providing the soil is at least 55*F and below that they will just sit there and do nothing. Our peppers take off in the fall and there are a ton waiting to ripen and the freeze hits. So hoping low tunnel gets them along quicker-we will see.😊 Love Bootstrap Farmer products! Just got my latest additions today!🎉🎉. A couple years back I started with trays from Mega Greenhouse as I was Done with those leaky weak trays! Last year seen the root pruner packs and 2.5” pots. Yes the pots tip and this year they are getting the holders also😅. My new idea is those micro green trays are perfect to germinate seeds of smaller quantities, older seeds that the germination might not be so good and perennials. If any of them need cold stratification it will be easy to bag them up and refrigerate. At least I know my fridge temp remains cold unlike outside. By using these mini incubators I can see how many seeds were viable and pot up from there instead of wasting space and soil with empty cells. The 2.5” pots I prefer to plant faster growing seeds in them to prevent up potting. I have a soil blocker, but I just never get around to doing it. I try to avoid starting seeds too early thereby avoiding up potting. Also waiting to get closer to spring and heat the greenhouse and keep the mess out there. I have two large gardens and always give away many seedlings. So I will end up potting some up in pots that don’t need returned. That was my biggest concern was getting my trays and pots back-right away! Yes, they are that nice that others like them also😂. Happy growing!

I'm not sure I can afford both the sprouting trays and the seed trays (I'm talking flat bottom no wholes), do you think that I could go with the sprouting trays and make them work for my seedlings as well in the spring? I want to start adding MICROGREENS to our diet in the winter so we have fresh greens all year hopefully.

What keeps the soil from falling out of the cell packs since the bottom hole is so large?