Sentences with phrase «peat pots»

Once there was several millimeters of both root and stem, I transplanted them into sterile potting soil mix in peat pots.

But then I remembered I had a package of peat pots that I had purchased ages ago and had never done anything with.

I made some DIY French country lavender peat pots this weekend and stuffed them with my decoupage Frenchy Easter eggs, and some other vintage inspired Easter treasures.

By mid-February, my sunny living room window was full of little peat pots containing cherry tomatoes, five varieties of peppers, basil, chives, parsley and cilantro.

My husband was right though, the broccoli and cabbage were already getting leggy, so we transplanted them into peat pots, burying them to just below the leaves.

«I planted habanero seeds in flats under grow lights on February 15,» he told us, «and transplanted the seedlings into four - inch peat pots on March 15.

Or if peat pots / peat pellets, or potting soils with a lot of peat moss in it, were used when planting pepper seeds, that can severely inhibit germination.

The nice thing about peat pots is that they can go straight into the ground when the seedlings begin to grow.

Toddler Gardening Fun Not rated yet You need a small peat pot, markers, small amount of soil, and inexpensive annual plant.

While peat pots and simple seed starter kits are not expensive to purchase, half an eggshell makes an ideal and totally renewable seed planter!

Serious gardeners who've kept track of their spending know how expensive it can be to purchase peat pots, potting soil, & soil blocks each year.

Instead of buying expensive peat pots to plant your seeds in, make these spiffy planting pots by rolling recycled newspaper around a...

I like using peat pots all year long for crafts.

I made some DIY French country lavender peat pots this weekend and stuffed them with my decoupage Frenchy Easter eggs, and some other vintage inspired Easter treasures.

Most of the hard work raising vegetables and flowers from seeds comes in the beginning when you have a million little peat pots, seed packets, bags of seed - starting soil mix and Popsicle sticks spread out on the kitchen table.

I prefer planting pellets or peat pots.

In a one - step method, seedlings are usually raised in a peat pot or a cube of biodegradable materials that will disintegrate in the garden.

For example, the combination of a peat pot and a loose mix might work well in humid areas, but could dry out too quickly in arid environments.

The containers vary from plastic six - pack cells to peat pots to clay pots.

Home gardeners who only grow about two plants each of about five varieties will not have space problems, so they might as well plant seeds in 6 - inch or larger plastic pots or peat pots and thin them to one plant per pot.

The growth medium was a peat potting mixture, with water content measured by a soil - moisture sensor.

You have to fill the peat pots and then painstakingly insert two or three itsy - bitsy - teeny - tiny seeds (after you put your glasses on) per pot, being careful not to tip over the opened seed packets and sending them skittering all over the table, only to be hopelessly mixed with others, and then you end up tossing whatever seeds into whatever pot and hope for a tossed salad (hmmm..

Instead, they hang around in their peat pots soaking up the warming rays of the sun and all I need to do is occasionally rotate them so they don't become the leaning tower (s) of Pisa when they should be like the CN Tower or the Space Needle.

Being an artist I love to paint anything and everything I can get my hands on... I have a friend who loves gardening so I painted a huge flower pot with a touch of whimsy... bought garden tools and painted them to match the pot... got some seed packets... peat pots... a small gardening book... gloves that coordinate with the pot... well you get the picture... I filled the pot to the brim..