Plant Seeds in Hydrated Peat Pucks
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Once the peat pucks are fully hydrated and soft, use a small tool like a butter knife, a nail, or a sharpened pencil to create small holes in the center of each puck. The depth of the hole should be approximately twice the size of the seed. For very small seeds (like tomato seeds), create a very shallow hole. Carefully place two seeds into each hole to ensure at least one germinates. After placing the seeds, gently cover them with a small amount of peat moss using the flat end of the tool or your finger, making sure not to bury them too deeply.
Goal: Create shallow holes in the hydrated peat pucks, place two seeds in each, and gently cover them, ensuring proper planting depth based on seed size.
Tools and materials
- Butter Knife
- Nail
- or Sharpened Pencil
- Hydrated Peat Pucks
- Other Vegetable Seeds (Lettuce)
- Tomato Seeds (Beefsteak
- Roma
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