Planting Pepper and Eggplant Seeds

Tips, Tricks

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2. I really like your video. Thanks for sharing.
3. I like over kill - organization and tidiness is heavenly for an edible garden
4. @loislaney23 Hey thanks. I will be transplanting the peppers, eggplant and tomatoes before they go out. The other things, such as squash will be started in 2" pots and planted direct after.
5. Great tip on your charts. Do you have to transplant before putting in your garden?
6. @Sorren11 Yes, I like wetting my soil first too. Just seems like it stays wetter and does not dry out as fast. I have done both ways and like wetting first.
7. Thanks for sharing! I find I get better germination on wetting the pro mix first and then packing it twice before planting the seeds. I have a video on how i do mine if you want to check it out. THANKS for sharing.
8. @pamsallotment Thanks for the support!
9. @freakygeaktwo The Onions are the only thing that is still going. They are growing, slowly, but growing none the less.
10. @shadowofjuniperhill I sure am!
11. @NewEnglandgardening Busy is good!
12. @Helioforge For sure!
13. @Quiverful04 That is a good tip! I may try that.
14. You know the red/yellow ketchup mustard containers? I use those to water. They are very gentle.
15. Adore you. Greetings from Ukraine
16. Just looked up what CSA means. What a great system. So that paperwork will be really useful. Looking forward to watching how it all turns out. 
17. I'm giving the chart method a try on one try but thought of that a few days after planting a smaller tray of seed I can only recall tomato's in one section the rest is herbs and a flower :) looking forward to updates and I'm wondering those plants you started in January how they doing? 
18. I think it is a must for you to be organized. I bet you are excited about getting started on your CSA.
19. I remember the list you went through so your going to be busy.