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

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Soil blocks provide so many benefits, but here are just three: 🌱 Plants are healthier, using the soil, water, and air in the blocks more efficiently. As roots hit they edge of the block they air-prune themselves and send lateral roots in a new direction. 🌱 The roots don’t circle around the bottom of a tray or get stuck in the drainage holes. No crumbling plugs trying to free them from the tray. This also reduces transplant shock. 🌱 Infrastructure and tools are minimal. A few mesh bottom trays