Mid-Atlantic Gardening: Winter Sowing 2011 MA Discussion, 0 by Gitagal
Communities > Forums
Image Copyright Gitagal
In reply to: Winter Sowing 2011 MA Discussion
Forum: Mid-Atlantic Gardening
<<< Previous photo | Back to post |
Gitagal wrote: I do not buy anything in a gallon jug--so i have to be a bit more creative. Just took a picture of the below to show you. These are lg. trays that food comes in when "they" order something for a party at the HD. Like Chicken wings, sliders, etc... The bottoms are heavy, black plastic--about 2 1/2" deep, and the lids are pretty high. They snap together tightly. I have used these for growing seeds indoors too. You can fill the whole bottom with soil mix, OR--These also hold 4-cell packs. For that matter--you could still use the cell-packs inside this for winter sowing. Easy way to separate different plants....Just gave myself a good idea!!! The top is clear too--about 3" high, so you can see inside w/o having to open it up. Also--maybe because it is black--it may warm up nicely on sunny days. I have a bunch of these--as I am a recycler--and will grab one (at HD) before it hits the trash can. You can, probably, buy these as well in a Party Goods Store. NOW--imagine how many cell-packs you could fit into the tray a sheet-cake come in!!!! I, generally, find many food containers very usable for seed-growing. The high lids--for saucers, etc..... Gita |