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seed starting kits

17 years ago

I am wanting to grow some tomato seeds under lights and was wondering if anyone knew where I could get some kind of kit to start them in. This is my first time to grow under a light, so I don't want a to big of operation. I'm still going to ws some oustide, but just want to try some indoors. Is it a good idea to get something that has a dome to it?

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token28001
17 years ago
Parkseed.com has a kit for starting seed. There are lots of places online that sell this time of year. Burpee.com too.

You might want to read through the threads in the Growing under Lights forum too. They'll be able to offer you advice on what you'll need. It's not as easy as you would hope. They can give you some advice, I'm sure. Also, do a search in that forum for tomatoes. It should get you moving in the right direction.
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