How to maximize your garden yield through efficient plant propagation
In short: Discover how to raise a high volume of plants in limited space. This video demonstrates rapid propagation techniques using small-cell module trays to save time, space, and resources.
The video explores the mechanics of using CD15 module trays for efficient sowing. It examines which crops are suitable for shallow cells—noting that large seeds like broad beans grow well because their tap roots are not an issue—and compares the results of multisowing spring onions, beetroot, radish, and peas.
You will also learn specific procedures for warmth-loving plants, such as cucumber, aubergine, and tomato, including the process of potting on. Additionally, the video addresses the necessity of hardening off plants, suggesting it is unnecessary if you utilize covers.
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