As we head into spring, the most common way to start off new seedlings is in a classic plastic seed tray. However, there's a plastic-free alternative that could make for much stronger plants. Soil ...

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Soil blocks can be made in several different sizes for use with a variety of seed sizes. Small seeds can be started in tiny soil blocks and then moved up into the dibbled holes of larger blocks once ...

If your seed-starting setup currently involves a jungle of plastic trays, mystery lids and spilled soil, you’re not alone. But what if you could skip all of that and grow stronger, happier plants?