If you start seeds from indoors or you are considering it, you may have noticed online this

seed starting method that gardeners use that's called soil blocking. If you aren't aware of the term,

you may have seen these little cubes of soil with seeds or plants growing out of them. It's kind of

strange if you've never seen it before.

A lot of gardeners are going to soil blocking in their indoor seed starting. This is something

that I have been doing the last two seasons just to test it out and see if it's something that I

wanted to continue doing. And today I'm going to be sharing with you

my experience of using soil blocks

in my indoor seed starting.

We're gonna be talking about the pros

to using these soil blocks, the cons, the drawbacks,

why you might want to use this method,

why you might not, and just my personal observations along the way.

So whether you are a brand new seed starter or you're just considering using this new method,

or maybe you already do garden and soil blocks and you're getting some ideas of how to do things

a little bit differently, then this episode will have all the information

that you need.

Welcome.

I'm Jill, and in 2013, I started my first garden as a new stay-at-home mom wanting to do my

part to provide for my family.

Over the years, I stumbled my way into becoming a gardener, and in this podcast, I want to

help other new

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