In this video, a New York gardener named Josh demonstrates how to plant broccoli seeds. He advises using a seed tray, compost, and watering carefully to ensure successful growth. Labeling the plants is important to keep track of what is being grown. By covering the seeds with cling film, they can stay warm and moist. To stay updated on more gardening tips and tutorials, viewers are encouraged to subscribe to the channel.
Are you ready to start planting your own broccoli seeds but not sure where to begin? New York Gardener is here to help you out! In this step-by-step guide, we’ll show you everything you need to know about sowing broccoli seeds and getting them off to a strong start.
First things first, gather your materials. You’ll need broccoli seeds, a seed tray, and some compost. New York Gardener recommends using a sturdy seed tray that will last for years and fresh compost to provide the best environment for your seeds to grow.
Broccoli seeds are small and can easily get lost, so be careful when handling them. Sprinkle the seeds evenly onto a layer of compost in your seed tray, making sure not to clump them together. Water the seeds lightly and label them so you know what you’re growing. Cover the tray with cling film to keep the seeds warm and moist as they germinate.
It’s essential to protect your seedlings from pests like pigeons that may try to eat them. Stay tuned for New York Gardener’s upcoming video on transplanting broccoli seedlings to keep your plants thriving!
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