How to Plant Seeds Using an Egg Carton

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I’ve spent a bit of time this past week getting some of my seeds together and ready for the spring, I would like for my plants can be in the ground as soon as possible. thought I would share one of my gardening tips for how to plant seeds using an egg carton.

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Plant Reusing empty egg cartons is a great way to create seed starters. They can be transplanted directly into your garden, once the seeds have started and grown a bit. Just follow the steps below to create your own mini DIY Seed Starter Greenhouse Growing Trays Yellow Leaf Green Leaf Squiggly Line

Collect your empty egg cartons and cut out a panel from the lid using your utility knife.

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Fill the bottom half of the cartons with your organic potting soil.

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Using your Permanent marker, write the names of the plants you’ve chosen to grow, on the mini popsicle sticks.

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Put in your seeds, one or two seeds per cell. Then make sure to add a little water.

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How to Plant Seeds Using an Egg Carton

I’ve spent a bit of time this past week getting some of my seeds together and ready for the spring, I would like for my plants can be in the ground as soon as possible. thought I would share one of my gardening tips for how to plant seeds using an egg carton.

Collect your empty egg cartons and cut out a panel from the lid using your utility knife.

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Fill the bottom half of the cartons with your organic potting soil.

Using your Permanent marker, write the names of the plants you’ve chosen to grow, on the mini popsicle sticks.

Put in your seeds, one or two seeds per cell. Then make sure to add a little water.

Swipe up to read the complete guide on how to plant seeds using an egg carton

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