Seedling Production: Transplanting to Seedling Flat 

Thank you, I’m so happy that you decided to repost your very informative videos.

That's unbelievable Bean progress. Thanks for showing us how to transplant.

Liked!

Very informative video. Thank you for always sharing your knowledge. I truly appreciate it!

We will have to try this at Fuller Farm.

I'm so jelly over those beans. My bush beans haven't sprouted yet, but I've started them in the beds using the SFG system, even with the row covers on it hasn't reached warm enough temperatures. Totally switching to the Mittleider at my next home. Your results are just way better than anyone else I'm seeing on RU-vid.

u so lucky i cant put my veggies out til end of may normally but i useaully get a good start on them inside sometimes i get em up to 3L pots heh peppers tomatoes and squashes normally... happy gardening hope God blesses us this yr last couple years have been rough but i feel we really need it this yr as its gonna get bad :(

what is the weekly feed and the pre-plant fertllizer?

Another great video!

I like the no weed soil mix.

Great video hope to see a general video on your new garden etc.

I'm curious. Could you use vermiculite instead of the pearlite?

So the Nitrogen is never added except when they go in the ground?

Have any plans to set up a rain water collection system?

I would love to see how you transplant the beets to the beds when they are ready. Usually a very fragile seedling.

How much does all that stuff cost?

I really like your seed trays. How well does that soiless mix retain water? In other words, does it dry out quickly? How often do you have to water the trays?

Why not just plant the seeds that far apart and not have to transplant seedlings to another flat?

does transplanting into the holes along the outside close to the edge of the box, does it crowd the roots or does it not seem to impact them?

The light that you use, how many watts does it consume?

When do you bump up cucumbers? They are 4" tall and have first true leaves now. Time to bump to bigger pots?

I have a love of growing things, but have also become disenchanted with the organic movement, because even in it I have had to use "organic" pesticides, that are harmful to bees. I have watched almost every video you have on your channel and am intrigued with the Mittlieder method, no pesticides! I am planning to make a shift toward this system for the next season. It seems like you have to extra prepared, something that does not bother me, in this method. I am on a very strict budget, and know I will be able to order my book and fertilizer in two months. I need to plan now for seeds, I have many in my bank, but there are some I would buy locally in February, March, and April. If I am going sprout everything like you are doing I need many before my local supplier will have them. Do you have any suggestion for quality seeds that won't break the bank? I don't mind bulk, I'll freeze for the future, but it seems like most seed companies what you to use a retailer.

Is this organic if you use fertilizer?

Do you use supersoil or chemical synthetic ferts? If so, it's all for money, not for health. GMOs are more harmful than anything. Much love for your videos though on the process.