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yogurt cups for seed starting
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Kelejan
jimmy cee
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yogurt cups for seed starting
This is a more refined version of my using yogurt cups in seed starting
The cups as you see here are available in all grocery stores, other brands are similar in size.
The teflon scouring pad makes a great retainer for whatever growing material you use.
It also allows water to flow freely through.
material
Rim should be trimmed off what was the bottom
Water freely
I use these cup outside in summer to start fall crops also.
When finished I wash everything in bleach water and store till next use.
Sitting on rolling racks they can be moved in and out of sunlight as needed
The cups as you see here are available in all grocery stores, other brands are similar in size.
The teflon scouring pad makes a great retainer for whatever growing material you use.
It also allows water to flow freely through.
material
Rim should be trimmed off what was the bottom
Water freely
I use these cup outside in summer to start fall crops also.
When finished I wash everything in bleach water and store till next use.
Sitting on rolling racks they can be moved in and out of sunlight as needed
jimmy cee
Certified SFG Instructor- Posts : 2215
Join date : 2013-02-16
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Location : Hatfield PA. zone 6b
Re: yogurt cups for seed starting
Nicely done, jimmycee. I need inspiring people to help get on track instead of the messy person I have become.
Re: yogurt cups for seed starting
Yes, it is! I guess I need to start buying yogurt again...
Thanks, Jimmy!
Thanks, Jimmy!
Re: yogurt cups for seed starting
I hope it is okay if I post my generic yogurt cups for the technically challenged.
Re: yogurt cups for seed starting
Do you have problems removing plant from container ?sanderson wrote:I hope it is okay if I post my generic yogurt cups for the technically challenged.
With the open bottom, a push is all it takes, it comes out (mostly) in one piece.
jimmy cee
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Age : 89
Location : Hatfield PA. zone 6b
Re: yogurt cups for seed starting
No problem getting them out. I think the smoothness of the sides and the weight of the media makes it easier to tap it out, easier than wrestling with a 6-pack
Re: yogurt cups for seed starting
I thought I'd bring this up again in case some one could use it.
jimmy cee
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Re: yogurt cups for seed starting
Very, very helpful, thanks both of you! Pictures make such a diff!
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Yogurt cups and re-use
I've re-used my cups so many times I'm running out of label space.
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