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You can get a headstart on your seeds and seedlings, even without a greenhouse 🌱 🌱 The first way is using a sunny windowsill. Starting your plants off in the house will give your seeds the heat they need to germinate. Once seeds have germinated, anything hardy or tolerant of the cold can be moved outside with some protection. Plants like peas, lettuce, broad beans, beetroot and chard don’t need masses of heat to grow. In fact, light is actually more important to prevent these seedlings them from getting leggy. 🌱 Once outside, here’s how seedlings can protected from the cold: 🌻 Cold frames can be made from wood scraps and old windows or you can pick up mini greenhouses online - they are always for sale on second hand marketplaces. 🌻 Cloches are a great way to keep the worst of the cold off seedlings. 🌻 For some extra protection, cover your seed trays in horticultural fleece as well as your cloche or cold frame 🌻 If you don’t fancy having a load of seed trays in the house, check the germination temperatures of each seed you’re growing. Some seeds will germinate at really low temperatures and can be started off outside with a little protection. 🌱 In general, always check the temperatures needed for plants to thrive - tomatoes, chillies and aubergines should be kept somewhere warm until the risk of frost has passed as these plants will suffer in the cold. 🌱 Of course, you can wait until the weather warms up before sowing, but these little tips will extend your growing season and increase your harvests! Plus I couldn’t wait that long, I love it too much 😅🤭 #selfsufficient #gyo #growyourown #growyourownfood #homestead #smallholding #garden #lovegardening #kitchengarden #veggarden #plants #igrewthis #ediblegarden #gardendesign #spreadsheets
You can get a headstart on your seeds and seedlings, even without a greenhouse 🌱 🌱 The first way is using a sunny windowsill. Starting your plants off in the house will give your seeds the heat they need to germinate. Once seeds have germinated, anything hardy or tolerant of the cold can be moved outside with some protection. Plants like peas, lettuce, broad beans, beetroot and chard don’t need masses of heat to grow. In fact, light is actually more important to prevent these seedlings them from getting leggy. 🌱 Once outside, here’s how seedlings can protected from the cold: 🌻 Cold frames can be made from wood scraps and old windows or you can pick up mini greenhouses online - they are always for sale on second hand marketplaces. 🌻 Cloches are a great way to keep the worst of the cold off seedlings. 🌻 For some extra protection, cover your seed trays in horticultural fleece as well as your cloche or cold frame 🌻 If you don’t fancy having a load of seed trays in the house, check the germination temperatures of each seed you’re growing. Some seeds will germinate at really low temperatures and can be started off outside with a little protection. 🌱 In general, always check the temperatures needed for plants to thrive - tomatoes, chillies and aubergines should be kept somewhere warm until the risk of frost has passed as these plants will suffer in the cold. 🌱 Of course, you can wait until the weather warms up before sowing, but these little tips will extend your growing season and increase your harvests! Plus I couldn’t wait that long, I love it too much 😅🤭 #selfsufficient #gyo #growyourown #growyourownfood #homestead #smallholding #garden #lovegardening #kitchengarden #veggarden #plants #igrewthis #ediblegarden #gardendesign #spreadsheets

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