Comment BLOCKER and I’ll DM the link to the soil blocker tools, kits, supplies, and course. Or head to : TheGardenersWorkshop.com Seed starting with soil blocking is easy, cost-effective, and super space savvy. I use the 2” blocker for seeds that won’t fit in the 3/4” like these Moonflower Vine plants. The 2” soil blocker is also used to bump up a few types of plants like eucalyptus, tomatoes, peppers, and eggplant. #gardenersworkshopfarm | The Gardener's Workshop

Watch as we demonstrate a soil blocker! While we don’t use soil blacking for our large scale seeding at Heritage Farm, this nifty tool creates the perfect block of soil to start seeds indoors. Not to mention how satisfying it is to use! (P.S. Watch until the end for the best part!) Some gardeners use soil blocking as an alternative to sowing seeds in container cells. Soil blocks help minimize root disturbance. Soil blocks require a tailored soil mix in order to hold their shape without the suppo

I love starting lettuce in the Mini-20 soil blocker. It saves so much soil and space and really give me a great head start for each planting. Additionally, the soil blocks are easy to transport and transplant; no more squeezing plants out of plug trays or root circling. I love the variety Cegolaine which is a dense compact bibb variety that pretty much excels in all seasons. I generally start 20 heads every other week to keep lettuce flowing all year round. I prefer pelleted seed (organic) so I