A while back I talked about my purchase of a ‘grow light’ for starting seeds indoors. Well last night I got to use it.
First I had to go to Home Depot and buy starter mix, because well I bought everything but that….oops.
Then I had to clear off the space I wanted to use…who knew a laundry room could be so dirty, yikes. Yes my washer and dryer are two different colors, that is how you get a great deal let me tell ya.
Then I gathered up all of my supplies
Then I put my starter pellets (coconut fiber from Burpee) in the container and added water to make them grow, crazy.
Finally I got to start planting. For now my flowers, peppers, and both kinds of tomatoes I will start my herbs and green beans closer to the last frost.
Ready to grow!
How this is green:
- The pots I”m using are organic and biodegradable, there will be no waste from them in the future when I transplant.
- The seedling pods are coconut fiber which is highly renewable.
- The cost and emissions from shipping seeds is considerably less than shipping plants.
- Cuts down on the shipping of the produce because I”m not buying shipped produce.
- No pesticides
- Plus it just plain saves money!
Have you ever grown your own seeds before? Did you ahve any luck?
great post. I like how you listed what is green about your garden. I’ve added you to my blog roll by the way!