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Soil Blocks - Making and Using

9 years ago

I just finished a 3-part blog post on using soil blocks for starting vegetables.

I'm pretty happy with the way they are working. Because of the wind and low humidity it's hard to keep even moisture and germinate seeds in the garden bed. Using the blocks puts the germination part indoors where I have better control.

Not perfect, but I'm learning.

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