What's up everyone out there in the world of gardening today?

We're going to talk about some mistakes that people make when they start seeds

and I've made pretty much every one of these mistakes probably more than once and I'm sure that if you're

listening to this episode and this peaked your interest there's some of these mistakes

you've made and some of these that you are yet to make some of these hopefully that you can

avoid so we're gonna talk about them get to make some of these hopefully that you can avoid.

So we're gonna talk about them.

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we're going to talk about seed starting right? Here are some mistakes that people make, myself included.

First, planting too deep.

It is better as a rule of thumb to plant seeds too shallow rather than too deep.

Some plants, lettuce for example, or some types of lettuce,

prefer a little bit of light to germinate.

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