Seed to Sprout
A Comprehensive Course for Indoor Seed Starting
The Seed to Sprout course takes you through each aspect of successful indoor seed starting. Learn about mediums and containers, grow lights and heat mats, starting techniques, timing, and more! Everything you need to know about starting your own seedlings indoors for transplant into your garden, plus handy downloadable references and cheat sheets.
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Containers
You may choose from a variety of containers to start your seedlings, and what you use will depend on what you’re growing and how you garden.
You may choose from a variety of containers to start your seedlings, and what you use will depend on what you’re growing and how you garden.
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Seed Starting Mediums
Understanding the differences between potting soils, seed starting mixes, and soilless mediums, and how to properly prepare them for use.
Understanding the differences between potting soils, seed starting mixes, and soilless mediums, and how to properly prepare them for use.
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Heat Mats and Lights
Seeds need warm soil to germinate, and your ambient air temperature may not be enough. Seedling heat mats can make a huge difference. Appropriate lighting is also important and there are many options to choose from.
Seeds need warm soil to germinate, and your ambient air temperature may not be enough. Seedling heat mats can make a huge difference. Appropriate lighting is also important and there are many options to choose from.
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Soil Moisture, Seed Depth, and More
Learn techniques including how to choose the proper container for the seed you’re planting, appropriate soil moisture and correct seed depth.
Learn techniques including how to choose the proper container for the seed you’re planting, appropriate soil moisture and correct seed depth.
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Growing On
Your seedlings have sprouted! But the works not done. Now we need to keep them healthy and strong while they wait to go into the garden.
Your seedlings have sprouted! But the works not done. Now we need to keep them healthy and strong while they wait to go into the garden.
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What can go wrong and how do we fix it?
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Hardening Off
You’ve successfully gone from seed to sprout! Congratulations! Now, let’s take one last very important step toward getting those plants out in the garden. Let’s learn how to harden off those seedlings and avoid transplant shock.
You’ve successfully gone from seed to sprout! Congratulations! Now, let’s take one last very important step toward getting those plants out in the garden. Let’s learn how to harden off those seedlings and avoid transplant shock.
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