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Starting your own plants from seed, whether edible or ornamental, is 1 of the most satisfying things a gardener can do. And, you can get a head start on the season by putting your seedlings in the ground once the weather warms. It’s important to have a good seed starting mix and even better if you make your own.
This is a soilless mix, which is what you want for seed starting. It’s very light and well-aerated so those tiny plants can easily emerge.
Note: This mix can also be used as a propagation mix for cuttings. It works great for stem, leaf, softwood and tip cuttings because the roots can easily emerge and grow into it.
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