This seed starting mix is easy as 3-2-1! 3 parts compost, two parts peat moss (or coconut coir), and one part perlite. Add a sprinkle of green sand and rock phosphate, you are good to GROW! Soil blocking? Just use more peat moss and less compost and boom! I use this blend to start almost all of my seeds with loads of success every single year, and I think the key is the sifting, and this @vego_garden sifter is perfect for that job. What do yall think? Are you making your own seed mix? #seedmix #

Since most potting mixes in stores are made from peat moss, which is not considered to be a sustainable material or process for the environment, I decided to try making my own. This way I can control what goes into my mix. Potting mix is generally a sterile environment, meaning there’s no life or nutrients in it, which is why it’s such a good choice for starting seeds in. This is also why many companies add their own fertilizer. Eventually plants will need nutrients in the form of amendments or