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Vegetable Starter Kit - Description
- Easy Vegetable Starter kit is perfect for everyone
- Grand Seed & Gardening Kit (30 Varieties)
- It has all you need to get started in growing your own vegetables
- Ideal for small gardens or indoor growing
- With Over 15,000 Seeds
- All you need to do is set up the kit, sow the seeds, water & feed
- Garden Pack
- Seed Pack
Vegetable Starter Kit - Contents
- Easy vegetable started kit contains:
- 30 Packets of Seeds
- 2 x Gardening Gloves with Claws
- 6 x Peat Pots
- 6 x Bamboo Plant Markers
- Easy-to-follow Growing Instructions
- Bonus Gift - 2 extra seed packets
- Selection of Easy to Grow Seeds
- Our growing kit contains a total of 15,000 ( 30 Packs)
- Basil, Beet, Broccoli, Brussels, Carrot,
- Celery, Coriander, Cucumber, Dill, French Bean
- Garden Rocket, Leek, Lettuce, Onion, Parsley, Pea
- Pepper, Pumpkin, Radish, Spinach, Sunflower
- Red Sweet Pepper, Sweet Corn, Tomato and Zucchini
Vegetable Starter Kit - How to use
Growing medium
- Begin in mid February or early March
- Mix the perlite with compost at ratio of 1 part perlite to 3 parts compost
- Add compost to peat pots, compact lightly & level
Alternatively use growing pellets
- Place pellets in water - until they expand
- 1 pellet has sufficient growing medium for one 5cm cell
Sowing seeds
- Moisten the compost using water & pressure sprayer
- Place seeds as per individual seed requirements (regarding depth & spacing)
- Lightly cover seeds with compost & water lightly with pressure sprayer
Setting up starter kit
- Place the peat pots on to the base of the standard tray
- Place tray in a bright, warm location
- Kitchen windowsill
- Mini greenhouse
- Polytunnel or greenhouse
Vegetable Starter Kit - General Care of Seedlings
Watering
- Simply pour water into the base tray
- Water 2 times a week
- Ensure that compost is moist but not soaked
Transplanting
- By early April
- Once your seedlings are large enough to handle & the weather is suitably warm
- Transplant into prepared vegetable plot
- Spacing, depth & specific soil conditions vary depending on vegetable
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