I don’t remember if you mentioned how often to fertilize seedlings. I use 1/4 strength 20-20-20 water soluble every 7-10 days starting after true leaves develop.
I'm so excited, first time doing a fall garden, and very much looking forward to it, the information you provide is so understandable and easy to follow, your a great teacher! I am 79 and new at all of this and I am going to have to use the sunlight from the south windows to prayerfully grow in seeds and hopefully get them tall enough to plant outside. Thanks again for all of your dedication and work!
Hello I really admire your adorable smile and your good sense of humour, you seem worth talking to and I just want to be friends with you , If It's okay with you
In some of your recent videos on the double cup method you advise to keep the water in the bottom cup half way up the cut triangle. This keeps the soil constantly wet. But in this video (How and when to fertilize seedlings) you say to take the trays out of the water after the top of the soil becomes dark brown (wet). Which is correct?
If you use boiling water on your seedling mix or microwave it before planting your seeds, you will not have to deal with fungus gnats. I learned that from another channel and never have an issue with them.
@@Sense2024 of course. You aren’t dumping any water on plants in this situation. She says that she uses boiling water to moisten her seed starting medium to kill any fungus, not that she puts boiling water on seedlings.
Just saw your video , cool i knew how to fertilize starter plants to harvest. But this is the first year i am actually trying to grow veggies from seed to harvest. So i kind of was unsure when to start fertilizing. I think you cleared this up. So its after the first true leaves aka the next leaves after the seed leaves. And for an organic fertilizer like a balanced 20 -20-20 NPK you just half strength/dilute it. And fertilize every 7 to 10 days. Ahhhh
What if some seeds germinated later than others or haven't at all? Would you fertilize or not? My seed starting set up doesn't allow for bottom watering, it's the jiffy peat pellets. I'll use something different next time.
This is my current situation too. I planted different plants in the same tray and only a couple are up needing fertilizer. I'm hoping it won't hurt the un sprouted ones.
Hello I really admire your adorable smile and your good sense of humour, you seem worth talking to and I just want to be friends with you , If It's okay with you
its a good way to get ahead and have pretty good sized plants to put in the garden when its warm enough than just seeding. Not necessary by any means though.
Just built myself a growlight station that has a top shelf just for storage of supplies and 31" travel from top to bottom for my adjustable 4' grow lights and 24" travel for bottom area of grow light travel. Today at your center I'm noticed you also have a lot of travel, I built my travel remember that I was forced to get some of my plants out and I believe we're stunted because we had a late spring , This coming year I plan to put out about 10 days later than our zone 6 estimated frost date. I believe you said that on a different video of yours. Sujest a "HOW TO Setup a grown light center" I rebuilt my new because my last ( and my first) didn't have enough travel after my beautiful plants grow after 8" and suffer from my emergency setup area and added lots of my time to adjust to my problem of not knowing how much travel to setup for. Thank you Sir for the teaching of us you tube students.
I’ve used a beet based commercial organic fertilizer in the past and the seedlings loved it, but it seems like it was a groundhog/rabbit attractant. :-( so I’ve gone without since.
Hi Brian I wondered if you can do a video on the steps for bringing plants back indoor. I have a poinsettia that’s out all summer, basil, parsley etc. I would like to have inside before it’s too cold. Don’t want the little white bugs though. Vancouver Canada 🇨🇦
When I do my next starts I am so going to remember to water from below. I haven't done that so far because I just found it cumbersome to take the tray outside at that point to dump the excess water. But, I have a plan for next time.
Whats your favorite seed grow light? Is this new light that you installed here the best one out of the ones that you have tested or there are other lights you like more? I would like to purchase something that will last a long time and is good quality. Thank you for this video btw. You are helping us all so much to try to grow some veggies this summer 💚
Did I hear you right? You start your carrots indoors and transplant them into the garden after? I'd like to see the transplant video of carrots! Love you videos.. you are the only one I actually follow!!!!!
You used to use fish emulsion fetilizer who need a higehr concentration per water. Like for me when i used it it was 1:20 ratio with a very low NPK. Like 0.5 0.4 0.2 NPK. Neptune harvest fertilizers are not fish emulsions a they use complete different process. Better for our plants and bacteria and the ratio of dilution is 1:128. A massive difference
Got my first bottle of Neptune’s Harvest Tomato & Veg! Thought I’d give it a try after watching your “Wonder Blend” (or whatever you called Miracle Gro) video.
I setup hundreds of seed trays for starting my seeds and it'd been a few years since I gardened and I accidentally added diluted tea fertilizer mixed with water to all the trays. Did I just ruin all my hard work? I'm just planting the seeds tonight and wanted the soil to be moist. Considering flushing from the top with a garden hose on the shower setting but then my soil will be wet for some time and probably unusable, was looking to plant seeds tonight.
Have you also used neptunes harvest on houseplants as well? I just ran out of my usual fertilizer for my indoor plants but have this for my spring seedlings.
Probably shouldnt. Granular fertilizers often need time, bioligical activity, and or BOTH to release nutrients. They wont have any affect on your seedlings until weeks if not months after application
Would the Neptunes Harvest also work as a general houseplant fertilizer. I grow Microgreens and use oceans solutions as a fertilizer but I’m only growing seed leaves. Probably why when I grow plants out to true leaf for outdoors they don’t grow well under lights with oceans solutions . Good video thanks.
@ 5:25 "If you don't go with organic the chances of burning your roots are much higher". Dude if you're using half-strength synthetic fertilizer and you apply it once there's no way you're gonna cause fertilizer burn to your seedlings. The worst you'll do is not encourage as much root development, but they are in a small tray anyways. Other than that, I love your channel man keep it up =)
I miss my seedlings with a spray bottle… how would I measure my fertilizer for a spray bottle? It says 1/2 Tsp for seedlings per 1 gallon, I believe, but I don’t use gallons😩
I'm taking some time off from gardening but always appreciate your great info. Good to know about the less obnoxious smell of the Neptune's harvest. The stuff I've been use can be quite aromatic, especially since I start my seeds in a small closet. I will probably swap brands when I need to buy some more
@@serahlefler yes once I upsize to larger pots I will use fertiliser. I use Kellogg’s fish/seaweed which is 2-2-2 NPK. I use the same measurements that Brian uses in this video.
Hi Brian! Question: Is it a bad thing to start the seedlings outdoors? I don't have all those fancy lights so I just saw, water and out they go. I think putting them out side makes them tougher 🤷 Maybe? Thank you in advance. Good luck with everything 🤞😁👍❤️🍀🌷
@@NextLevelGardening Thank you Brian, good luck with your projects! Btw, when will we know the results of the porch vs chicken run projects come out?? I'm dying to know...🍀😁👍
Quick question, I know you like using Neptune Harvest products. I can only get their stuff on line or at Amazon. I really like the Tomato and Vegetable and fish/seaweed although I just ran out. I got other stuff to get me thru this year that I can just dilute. Prices continue to rise I’m sure you know. Amazon has the Tom/Veg on sale but don’t know if I should buy it now and Dave or if it’s “fresher” if I buy it next spring. Will it go bad or lose strength if I buy it now and wait to use it next spring? Just don’t wanna lose money if so. Thanks !! Really enjoy your channel and all your great information. Learning a lot !,
Lookin' fwd to what U say, but I heard going gentle is good, like rabbit feces & worm castings, either in a compost tea or just piled next to the trunk, a dripline distance away, or between, so the tree can choose to use it & not feel imposed upon ;-)
Would you ever use a slow release pellet fertilizer vs a liquid quick release fertilizer for seed starting fertilizer? I never really used slow release on starter plants to harvest but maybe it would work well at the seed to seedling levels in beginning? Probably though best to stay with the same type a fertilizer as starter plants to harvest goes just at less of a concentration so you dont burn them. As the fertilizer itself is probably good enough to use at any stage its just the concentration/dosage that changes for younger plants. Just thinking out loud so happy i came across your video clearing up a few last minute issues.
I've been trying to grow perennials right now echinacea and columbine...I potted them on as soon as they had real leaves into a potting mix that had slow release fertilizer and also fed them for a bit, then I noticed deformities in the echinacea leaves so I stopped. The columbine had different symptoms, yellowing leaves of bottom leaves...the bottom leaves of the coneflower are also drying out. Am I using the wrong soil? Do I need to fertilize regardless? I'm at a loss...I do have grow lights supplementing a south-east window
Thank you. I learned something from this video. New subscriber here. I grow seedlings in an open garden covered by caterpillar tunnels. During the rainy days , algae grow on the surfaces of the seeding trays. Aside from fans, can you recommend other ways of keeping algae from growing?
Synthetic fertilizer burn results when people do not use proper ratios-which should even be reduced for seedlings. The latest university studies are showing the highest yields come from combining organics and synthetics.
But one additional question what happens if you want to use a synthetic fertilizer like a miracle grow or another synthetic based liquid fertilizer. Can i just one 1/4 strength or something. Or is there actually a math equation for it. I am just going to wing it for this years experiments but it be nice to know. And what about instead of using a quick liquid release if one just mixed slow release pellet instead of liquid. Just unsure about the aspect of concentration/amount but as for when/timing all set. So its not so much a mystery as much just now getting the proper fertilizer concentrations down for synthetic blends would be great. Probably over thinking it and just should try what works best. Nice video!!!
Do you think that the Neptunes Harvest products on Amazon are authentic? Amazon has them much cheaper but I'm skeptical about purchasing them for their?
You know what makes for a really expensive grow light? The $50 no name Chinese grow light that barely works and makes you say, “I should have just listened to Brian and bought a Viparspectra”
I don’t remember if you mentioned how often to fertilize seedlings. I use 1/4 strength 20-20-20 water soluble every 7-10 days starting after true leaves develop.
No I didn't. I do it every 7 to 10 just like you!
@@NextLevelGardening Thanks! I wanted to be sure I wasn’t over/under fertilizing.
Oh I was just going to ask this same question, so thanks 😊
I'm so excited, first time doing a fall garden, and very much looking forward to it, the information you provide is so understandable and easy to follow, your a great teacher! I am 79 and new at all of this and I am going to have to use the sunlight from the south windows to prayerfully grow in seeds and hopefully get them tall enough to plant outside. Thanks again for all of your dedication and work!
Hello I really admire your adorable smile and your good sense of humour, you seem worth talking to and I just want to be friends with you , If It's okay with you
Always learning new things on next level gardening!One of my favorite gardeners!Keep up the good work!
I laughed at myself because before i even watch your videos i immediately hit thumbs up. Lol. I did watch and enjoy video tho.
Lol. I appreciate it no matter when you do it😉😊
@@NextLevelGardening i did the same thing I am watching now
Same Here
I did the same thing but I was thinking of this while looking at my beets and I’m waiting on the true leaves before fertilizing.
I do it all the time but does it matter when you hit it as long as you watch
one of the master gardeners in my area says " weakly, weekly" for containers and seedlings, when they are big enough to need more food
I use the Alexa App and a compatible plug-in for my grow lights. Set it up with your phone.
As always, such a helpful video. Thanks Brian!
Thanks Brian, your videos are always very educational no matter how many times I watch them.👩🌾
You're welcome
i have and use 2 viparspectra 1500 pro , came out last year awesome awesome lights very informative content , really dig it
Neptune's Harvest (fish and seaweed) .. 1Tbsp per gal.. but for seedlings use half strength =1/2 Tbsp per gal or 1/4 tbsp per quart of water.
1/8 Tbsp. per quart of water.😉
The full strength directions are actually 2 tbsp per gallon. So... 1 tbsp per gallon for seedlings 😉 👍🏼
In some of your recent videos on the double cup method you advise to keep the water in the bottom cup half way up the cut triangle. This keeps the soil constantly wet. But in this video (How and when to fertilize seedlings) you say to take the trays out of the water after the top of the soil becomes dark brown (wet). Which is correct?
If you use boiling water on your seedling mix or microwave it before planting your seeds, you will not have to deal with fungus gnats. I learned that from another channel and never have an issue with them.
Does that mess with nutrient values?
I germinate seeds in cotton balls. Works great for me.
Do you cool the boiling water before you dump it on the plants?
@@Sense2024 of course. You aren’t dumping any water on plants in this situation. She says that she uses boiling water to moisten her seed starting medium to kill any fungus, not that she puts boiling water on seedlings.
Didn't work for me, I still get them
Just saw your video , cool i knew how to fertilize starter plants to harvest. But this is the first year i am actually trying to grow veggies from seed to harvest. So i kind of was unsure when to start fertilizing. I think you cleared this up. So its after the first true leaves aka the next leaves after the seed leaves. And for an organic fertilizer like a balanced 20 -20-20 NPK you just half strength/dilute it. And fertilize every 7 to 10 days. Ahhhh
What if some seeds germinated later than others or haven't at all? Would you fertilize or not? My seed starting set up doesn't allow for bottom watering, it's the jiffy peat pellets. I'll use something different next time.
This is my current situation too. I planted different plants in the same tray and only a couple are up needing fertilizer. I'm hoping it won't hurt the un sprouted ones.
@Kristen-603 next time I'll use a different set up.
How do you keep your seedlings from drying up and dying when you go on vacation?
I'm learning so much from you. Thank you for the great videos!❤️
You're very welcome!
Hello, how big should the tomato leaves be in order to to start fertilizing or I should start off the moment the true leaves start popping up🤷
If you sprinkle ground cinnamon on top right after planting the seeds, it can reduce fungus.
Hello I really admire your adorable smile and your good sense of humour, you seem worth talking to and I just want to be friends with you , If It's okay with you
Thanks Brian ...I just fertilized before the true leaves ... what do you think might happen? Have I destroyed my starters?
Most likely not. How are they now?
I have never used a grow light. Usually put my seeds directly in the soil in my garden.
its a good way to get ahead and have pretty good sized plants to put in the garden when its warm enough than just seeding. Not necessary by any means though.
Fertilising content from 2:58
Just built myself a growlight station that has a top shelf just for storage of supplies and 31" travel from top to bottom for my adjustable 4' grow lights and 24" travel for bottom area of grow light travel.
Today at your center I'm noticed you also have a lot of travel, I built my travel remember that I was forced to get some of my plants out and I believe we're stunted because we had a late spring , This coming year I plan to put out about 10 days later than our zone 6 estimated frost date.
I believe you said that on a different video of yours.
Sujest a "HOW TO Setup a grown light center" I rebuilt my new because my last ( and my first) didn't have enough travel after my beautiful plants grow after 8" and suffer from my emergency setup area and added lots of my time to adjust to my problem of not knowing how much travel to setup for.
Thank you Sir for the teaching of us you tube students.
Great Video! I watch another video with the self watering trays that's what I'm going to use. Water the same way and leave the water in the tray?
I finally gave up somewhere around 2:50.
Did you transplant the carrots and cilantro? I've never read them are best when direct sown
I’ve used a beet based commercial organic fertilizer in the past and the seedlings loved it, but it seems like it was a groundhog/rabbit attractant. :-( so I’ve gone without since.
Hi Brian I wondered if you can do a video on the steps for bringing plants back indoor. I have a poinsettia that’s out all summer, basil, parsley etc. I would like to have inside before it’s too cold. Don’t want the little white bugs though. Vancouver Canada 🇨🇦
So awesome, And Perfect Timing! Answered all the questions I was going to ask the google 🤓 ...I trust you more tho 👍🏻👍🏻🤓😁
Perfect!
When I do my next starts I am so going to remember to water from below. I haven't done that so far because I just found it cumbersome to take the tray outside at that point to dump the excess water. But, I have a plan for next time.
Yea. It is cumbersome. But good to do
Whats your favorite seed grow light? Is this new light that you installed here the best one out of the ones that you have tested or there are other lights you like more? I would like to purchase something that will last a long time and is good quality. Thank you for this video btw. You are helping us all so much to try to grow some veggies this summer 💚
Did I hear you right? You start your carrots indoors and transplant them into the garden after? I'd like to see the transplant video of carrots! Love you videos.. you are the only one I actually follow!!!!!
N-EXT makes some of the best organic products on the market and their prices are very reasonable.
You used to use fish emulsion fetilizer who need a higehr concentration per water. Like for me when i used it it was 1:20 ratio with a very low NPK. Like 0.5 0.4 0.2 NPK. Neptune harvest fertilizers are not fish emulsions a they use complete different process. Better for our plants and bacteria and the ratio of dilution is 1:128. A massive difference
Got my first bottle of Neptune’s Harvest Tomato & Veg! Thought I’d give it a try after watching your “Wonder Blend” (or whatever you called Miracle Gro) video.
How often do you apply this fertilizer to your seedlings?
Do you fertilize with every watering?
1 TBSP per gallon. One half strength is 1/2 TBSP per gallon. 1/4 TBSP per half gallon. That would be 1/8 TBSP for a quart.
How often do you fertilize your seedlings? If its every time you water, then how often do you water. Thank you
I wondered the same thing I was thinking once a week but not sure
Thanks for the info! Can never hear it too often. 🌱
Make sure your seedling tray is on an even level before you bottom water or you'll end up soaking one end and starving the other!
Good point!
I thought spinach and beets are supposed to be directly planted outside. Please explain why you started them inside. Thanks!
Action starts at 3:00. You welcome
Hi, what about spraying the foliage of seedlings with the fish and kelp mix? Is this recommended?
My nasturtiums are leggy should I start over or are they good since they are vining plants??
You mention Neptune, but don't mention the ratio of NPK. Is it 20:20:20?
I setup hundreds of seed trays for starting my seeds and it'd been a few years since I gardened and I accidentally added diluted tea fertilizer mixed with water to all the trays. Did I just ruin all my hard work? I'm just planting the seeds tonight and wanted the soil to be moist. Considering flushing from the top with a garden hose on the shower setting but then my soil will be wet for some time and probably unusable, was looking to plant seeds tonight.
Great tips. Thank you for sharing!
Have you also used neptunes harvest on houseplants as well? I just ran out of my usual fertilizer for my indoor plants but have this for my spring seedlings.
I went into your website to see what those teal light support items were. I could not find anything like this in your products I love page though.
Great information. Thank you!
Can you use a granular fertilizer on seedlings? I bought some garden-tone from Espoma and wasn't sure how to fertilize my seedlings using it!
Probably shouldnt. Granular fertilizers often need time, bioligical activity, and or BOTH to release nutrients. They wont have any affect on your seedlings until weeks if not months after application
Doesn't "sweet pea" usually refer to the ornamental perennial varieties?
What do you have the dimmer setting at on the light?
I’m so sad because I just fertilized my seedlings after planting the seeds. I’m new to this and I never did it. Lol I pray they still grow. Lol
Video begins at 2:58
Would the Neptunes Harvest also work as a general houseplant fertilizer. I grow Microgreens and use oceans solutions as a fertilizer but I’m only growing seed leaves. Probably why when I grow plants out to true leaf for outdoors they don’t grow well under lights with oceans solutions . Good video thanks.
@ 5:25 "If you don't go with organic the chances of burning your roots are much higher". Dude if you're using half-strength synthetic fertilizer and you apply it once there's no way you're gonna cause fertilizer burn to your seedlings. The worst you'll do is not encourage as much root development, but they are in a small tray anyways.
Other than that, I love your channel man keep it up =)
I bought one of the Viparspectra lights from your link. Can't wait for it to get here! I'll still be entering to win one next week!
You're gonna love it!
I miss my seedlings with a spray bottle… how would I measure my fertilizer for a spray bottle? It says 1/2 Tsp for seedlings per 1 gallon, I believe, but I don’t use gallons😩
If I direct sew seeds outdoors, do I fertile the soil?
To fight and prevent mold, sprinkle the soil with cinnamon.
Where did you get those seed trays from
I'm taking some time off from gardening but always appreciate your great info. Good to know about the less obnoxious smell of the Neptune's harvest. The stuff I've been use can be quite aromatic, especially since I start my seeds in a small closet. I will probably swap brands when I need to buy some more
Enjoy the time off!
If you don't mind mixing separate nutrients,
Masterblend is perfect
I put worm castings in my seed starting mix instead of using fertiliser
I do the same thing. Works great...
David - what do you do afterwards? When you need to upsize the pot or plant into the garden. Do you start to fertilizer then?
@@serahlefler yes once I upsize to larger pots I will use fertiliser. I use Kellogg’s fish/seaweed which is 2-2-2 NPK. I use the same measurements that Brian uses in this video.
Where did you get that light stand?
I love the mars hydro ts1000.
A little pricey to use but the footprint is massive
Video starts at 3:00 good Lord the plugs dog!
Hi Brian! Question: Is it a bad thing to start the seedlings outdoors? I don't have all those fancy lights so I just saw, water and out they go. I think putting them out side makes them tougher 🤷 Maybe? Thank you in advance. Good luck with everything 🤞😁👍❤️🍀🌷
As long as the temps are below 80. Otherwise you might have difficulties with fast germination. But definitely doable
@@NextLevelGardening Thank you Brian, good luck with your projects! Btw, when will we know the results of the porch vs chicken run projects come out?? I'm dying to know...🍀😁👍
You're welcome. Tomorrow!
Growing chard. Seedlings just came up. I’m excited to have a fall crop.
I dont like the tomato and veg for my seedlings as the color is light green and Im used to having a darker foliage so Im switching for this purpose.
Quick question, I know you like using Neptune Harvest products. I can only get their stuff on line or at Amazon. I really like the Tomato and Vegetable and fish/seaweed although I just ran out. I got other stuff to get me thru this year that I can just dilute. Prices continue to rise I’m sure you know. Amazon has the Tom/Veg on sale but don’t know if I should buy it now and Dave or if it’s “fresher” if I buy it next spring. Will it go bad or lose strength if I buy it now and wait to use it next spring? Just don’t wanna lose money if so. Thanks !! Really enjoy your channel and all your great information. Learning a lot !,
Is it safe to use Miracle Gro Liquafeed on 3 week old plants?
Lookin' fwd to what U say, but I heard going gentle is good, like rabbit feces & worm castings, either in a compost tea or just piled next to the trunk, a dripline distance away, or between, so the tree can choose to use it & not feel imposed upon ;-)
Would you ever use a slow release pellet fertilizer vs a liquid quick release fertilizer for seed starting fertilizer? I never really used slow release on starter plants to harvest but maybe it would work well at the seed to seedling levels in beginning? Probably though best to stay with the same type a fertilizer as starter plants to harvest goes just at less of a concentration so you dont burn them. As the fertilizer itself is probably good enough to use at any stage its just the concentration/dosage that changes for younger plants. Just thinking out loud so happy i came across your video clearing up a few last minute issues.
No, you need liquid. Slow release take way too long to break down and is not readily bioavailable in time.
Does this apply to onion seedlings as well?
Yes!
When you start your perennials will you do a video on that along with what you are planting!?😍
Yes. Most likely on the homestead channel
hi hope your having a great day😊 I was wondering what can I do if I have my seedlings way to much fertilizer by accident?
Are they showing signs of stress or burn? Typically if it's an organic fertilizer it takes alot to have a problem.
Yes they leaves are going brown on the edged and limp
Not really limp but starting to
I've been trying to grow perennials right now echinacea and columbine...I potted them on as soon as they had real leaves into a potting mix that had slow release fertilizer and also fed them for a bit, then I noticed deformities in the echinacea leaves so I stopped. The columbine had different symptoms, yellowing leaves of bottom leaves...the bottom leaves of the coneflower are also drying out. Am I using the wrong soil? Do I need to fertilize regardless? I'm at a loss...I do have grow lights supplementing a south-east window
Thank you. I learned something from this video. New subscriber here. I grow seedlings in an open garden covered by caterpillar tunnels. During the rainy days , algae grow on the surfaces of the seeding trays. Aside from fans, can you recommend other ways of keeping algae from growing?
I cannot find the green light stand. What am I missing?
Let me check
You are the best👍
Actually video sir. thank you.
Can we use worm tea to fertilize seedlings?
Very helpful thank you
You're welcome!
Synthetic fertilizer burn results when people do not use proper ratios-which should even be reduced for seedlings. The latest university studies are showing the highest yields come from combining organics and synthetics.
Have you considered or have you ever done Korean gardening?
Susanne R. That sounds interesting... 🤔😁👍❤️
Thanks, Brian. ❤️
Welcome!
But one additional question what happens if you want to use a synthetic fertilizer like a miracle grow or another synthetic based liquid fertilizer. Can i just one 1/4 strength or something. Or is there actually a math equation for it. I am just going to wing it for this years experiments but it be nice to know. And what about instead of using a quick liquid release if one just mixed slow release pellet instead of liquid. Just unsure about the aspect of concentration/amount but as for when/timing all set. So its not so much a mystery as much just now getting the proper fertilizer concentrations down for synthetic blends would be great. Probably over thinking it and just should try what works best. Nice video!!!
Do you think that the Neptunes Harvest products on Amazon are authentic? Amazon has them much cheaper but I'm skeptical about purchasing them for their?
I dont know for sure. I've talked with NH and they are trying to stop it.
I have the dry neptunes harvest 😫
Did you ever try worm tea.
Starts talking about fertilizer 2:58
Start @3:00 the first 3 minutes are basically ads
I like to use a 555 in the house because it doesn't stink
Brian looks stoned at the beginning of this video. Is it possible that he is good at growing thing’s other than tomatoes? 😂🤣😁
Can you tell me why one can't email you directly? You don't have to reply but if we ask a question, how do we get an answer?
Right here!
You know what makes for a really expensive grow light? The $50 no name Chinese grow light that barely works and makes you say, “I should have just listened to Brian and bought a Viparspectra”
Oh no!
The ad ends at the 3-minute point.
Why do my seedlings not stand up but fall over
FYI he starts talking about fertilizing seedlings at the 3 min mark