TOMORROWS GARDEN Seed Starting Mix Instructions

TOMORROWS GARDEN Seed Starting Mix

Specifications

Compost
Whether it’s compost from the pile, the worms, or bought in a large scale, it has to be the freshest ever. No bark, no bite.

Coco Coir

• Parts
  There are many options out there to help with water retention, but Coco Coir is my go-to for sustainability and one heck of an amazing smell.

• Perlite
  Easy to source, and a no-brainer for getting the soil to be as light and free for optimal root growth for small seedlings. Share Your Experience}Share your perfect recipe ratio by tagging us on Insta  @tomorrowsgardennnc

Mixing Seed Starting Soil is as Easy as…

1. Perlite
   Easy to source, and a no-brainer for getting the soil to be as light and free for optimal root growth for small seedlings.

2. Coco Coir
   There are many options out there to help with water retention, but coco coir is my go to for sustainability, and one heck of an amazing smell.

3. Compost
   Whether it’s compost from the pile, the worms, or bought in large scale, it has to be the freshest ever. No bark, no bite.

Share your perfect recipe ratio by tagging us on Insta @tomorrowsgardennnc

FAQ

Why is compost used in the seed starting mix?
Compost is used to provide essential nutrients to the seedlings and should be fresh and free of large debris like bark.

What is the purpose of coco coir in the mix?
Coco coir helps with water retention and is favoured for its sustainability and pleasant smell.

How does perlite benefit the seed-starting soil?
Perlite makes the soil lighter and more aerated, which is beneficial for the optimal root growth of small seedlings.

Can I share my own seed-starting soil recipe?
Yes, you can share your recipe ratio by tagging  @tomorrowsgardennnc on Instagram.

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