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Permaculture skills, stories, how-to guides & inspiration - for living like it matters.

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Soil blocks: how to transplant seedlings without going potty

Market Gardening, Organic Gardening, Regenerative Farming, Vegetable GardeningBy Kirsten BradleyApril 1, 201217 Comments

Soil blocks are a great technique for getting a heap of seedlings started without pots. The basic concept is that you make blocks of soil with a mold and then plant seeds into the block, and raise the seed to seedling size. When you’re ready to transplant the seedling to your garden, you simply plant…

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