Seriously what will i not be growing in it. From veggies to flowers. I’m itching to start my seedlings. After watching this video. I’m looking out where to source the items you used today. NC growing Go big

I used to work on a farm until a car accident shattered my back. While I can no longer do a 400 acre farm 10 hours a day / 6 days a week, I have found doing whatever form of gardening I can not only helps with physical rehabilitation, but keeps my mental health up since it is reminiscent of how I was able to function before a person on opiates crashed into my car and changed my life. So, if I were to win this, I would use it for my small personal garden / semi permaculture I have been setting up as a therapy treatment for me where I grow plants for my family, which includes dogs, lizards, and fish (they all get various herbs and produce I grow), and when I have access, used to help people in my neighborhood obtain free produce (I put plans and produce on my front yard for people to take for free with the intention to build one of those "free library" set ups to put it all in, once I have the funds and now that I am at a point in my recovery where I can actually do this).

This is my second year of gardening, I'm planning on starting pepper seed, tomatoe seed , and 10 different herbs. In the raised beds I'm going to have green and wax beans, peas, cucumbers, 3 varieties of potatoes, melons. I've learned so much from your site. Most of my life I've had a brown thumb so I figured I'd give one more try at the age of 61 and low and behold I had alot of success and figured I would start my second year with starting my own seeds. Thank you with this site and several other sites I've learned so much.

I'm growing 6 varieties of tomatoes including Black Krim,Black Beauty,Porterhouse,classic Beefsteak,Amish paste and Large Red Cherry as well as two types of peppers,two types of carrots, two types of cucumbers, Zucchinis,Beets,Radishes,Lettuce and Kale and some flowers for my wife.I really appreciate the wealth of information you provide on seed starting as well as all other gardening info and how to ideas.

I use the bigger coco coir and put it in my raised beds to help with not having to water as much. I put it in the bottom middle part of each bed and then cover with soil. Really helps especially when i can't be in the garden for a few days to water. I didn't know a finer version even existed until this video. Thanks Luke, this was helpful!

I will be growing peppers, peppers and more peppers! Last year 152 tomato plants as space is limited, the family now knows what tomatoes are must grow each year and enough jars and tomato skin powder for 2 years. This year is the year of the pepper! Sauces, rubs, pickles and fresh eating. We will create recipes and determine which peppers will be must grow each year. So, I will soon be starting peppers of all kinds grilling, smoking, hot, sweet fruity all the pepper flavors. We're so excited. I love having my adult kids and grandchildren and my mother (82) in our 2 kitchens and involved as a team. So blessed!

I am helping to plant and operate a Freedom Farm Academy. We will be growing and helping our community learn how to grow their own perennial food forest. I have loved making my own soil mix in the past and am super excited to try this recipe, as I have not yet used coco coir (only peat moss). I will literally use this for ALL my seed starts (peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, herbs, etc) as well as for my potting mix for many indoor plants and herbs. Thank you for all that you do to help create a brighter and more beautiful self-sustaining world for us all.

I plan to start flowers using a soil blocker. First year flower farmer! So excited!

I’m growing everything! Greens, tomatoes, peppers, peas, beans, cukes, squash, melons, strawberries, mullein, etc … AND starting several small orchard guilds and a food forest this year! 🥰

I’m starting Amish paste tomatoes, a couple of Lettuce varieties and a new herb garden. Love, love love MIgardener lessons!!

I love the idea of using something that's earth friendly. I do all I can to live a clean life and will use it for everything in the place of peat moss. New fruit trees, flowerpots, raised beds etc. I'm very happy to replace peatmoss. Thank you for sharing.

This is my3rd year of gardening (retirement) Plan to try 12 different vegetables. Last year I purchased several seedlings from a “reputable” local nursery and ended up with a grow room full of gnat & mites. Never again. I’m all in on MIgardener products and techniques. Thanks for all your videos - Makes learning gardening fun.

I made this mix last year for the first time. I started seeds indoors for the first time as well. I had fantastic success. Definitely doing it again.

Dallas Texas here!! I made this very same mix for my grow tower that I will be using for all of my herbs. Basil, oregano, cilantro, dill, sage thyme. Love your channel. I’ve learned so much from you. Keep the videos coming.

This is my first year starting my vegetables from seed. Watching your videos has given me the confidence to try. I am currently growing 4 different tomatoes: Boxcar Willie, Floradade, Arkansas Traveler, and Everglades. I also have Keystone Giant Bell Peppers and Sweet Banana Peppers. There is something so incredibly exciting about watching my "babies" grow. There is no going back to purchasing plants from any box store. I will be using a vertical planter this spring. I will be planting herbs and edible flowers. I think the Coco Coir may be a perfect fit. Thank you!

Teaching my disabled child to grow their own vegetables & h we rbs in their apartment. They are very environmentally conscious, and not having to worry about gnats is a huge plus.

We’re growing what we’ve grown before like strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, tomatoes, peppers, corn, beans, peas, lettuce, zucchini, squash, pumpkins, cantaloupe, onions, leeks, garlic, potatoes, celery. But we’re also trying some new things like sorghum, luffa, bottleneck gourds, medicinal and tea blend herbs. Last, we’re going to grow flowers like sunflowers, geraniums, petunias, delphiniums, foxglove, zinnias and a couple others. Very excited to get seeds going this week.

I used coco coir for the first time 2 yrs ago as a seed starter mix very similar to what you made and those plants are still doing great!! Love the stuff! Thanks for the all the great info💙

I did this mix for the first time last year to grow all my starts, tomatoes got huge and were so easy to plant. No fungus gnats! That is until I bought strawberry starts that had been outside at a supermarket and brought them inside. Lesson learned. Coco coir really does go a long way. I used one of those whole blocks and made a wheel barrow full! Looking forward to getting my onions and peppers and herbs started.

We're starting our garden, we moved in last year. We plan on raised beds, tomatoes, Sweet potatoes, lettuce, cabbage, carrots, rat tail radish, sunchokes, cucumbers, squash, marigolds ,and anything chickens can eat!!!

Several types of new pepper types that were in my seed haul from you 😁 love all the seeds have gotten from MIgardener over the past few years. Keep up the great videos and seeds

Hi I am growing lots of herbs this year! Thanks for helping me garden!

I am adding three garden beds this year! I am so excited to get started with all my lovely seeds! Thanks for all the great ideas and suggestions!

Newbie Gardener here, so I'm hoping this will help my first garden be successful.

I love this idea!! I would use it to start my tomato and pollinator seeds for sure. It looks so fluffy, what a great product!

I make seed starting mix with 2 part sieved compost, 2 part coco coir, and 1 part perlite. I pack that into the cell then top with 1/8-1/4" pure coir, put my seed on top of that then sprinkle vermiculite lightly over the seed. The seedlings can easily take root into the coir layer and add they get bigger they reach that compost layer and have the nutrients they need to stay happy for a long time. This method works great for me!

I grow much of our food for the year (60 years) from seed. One of my many joys in life.💞💞💞

Love this; actually making this today!!

I would grow multiple varieties of tomatoes, multiple varieties of peppers, zucchini, onion starts, watermelon and cantaloupe starts. I'm adding two more beds this yr so going to double my growing space. I'm so excited for all the more I'll be able to grow. Thanks for all the help in getting my gardening growing. I need to expand so we can can more room to grow. Kids ate everything so fast didn't have much to save. 😊

I am going to start all the things!!! Tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, herbs, pumpkins, summer squash, winter squash, and as many brassica's as I can!

This is my first year making my own seed starting/potting mix. I'm using both 6 packs and soil blockers. For the latter I'm adding wool pellets. Growing onions, garlic, lettuce, broccoli, cabbage, kale, the list goes on. No tomatoes this year. Have purchased many of my seeds from MIGardener and the quality is excellent and the price is so reasonable.

I start all my own garden plants, so tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, onions, herbs, flowers and a gazillion more ! Blessings

God Bless Texas

Right now I have started Celery, herbs, pansies, petunias. This year I will be growing lots of tomatoes and peppers. Amish paste, Pineapple, Black Krim, Champagne bubbles, Ace 55, Black Beauty, Super Sweet 100 and Black Strawberry tomatoes. Purple beauty, Chocolate beauty, Emerald Giant, Coral Bell, Big Red, Banana, Jalapeno and Poblano peppers.

I’m growing tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers , some lettuce , beets , radishes, some melons , sweet corn , all in raised beds , for myself as I’m a widow and love gardening . Thank you for this video , I love learning even at my age..lol I’ve never made my own soil but want to do so this year, I’ve just been searching for a tub to mix it in ..

Would love this... we have a community garden where we feed lots of folks who are elderly or can't afford fresh garden veggies in our rural community ... salad mix, salsa, greens of all kinds, etc... Blessings ❤

I would use the Coco Coir to amend my raised beds and help them hold water

Thank you for the valuable information. Is use it to plant my garden seeds.

Thanks for the give away. We'll be growing everything from veggies, herbs and flowers, I can't wait to get going on seed starting,

Fabulous! Thanks for this info ! I will try it! Have a great day!

Hi Luke. Just want to say , I love your passion and enthusiasm for all things in the garden. Your attitude and smiles are infectious. You totally inspire me. God bless you, your family and your business. Many more years of success to you!!🙏

I'm growing both gray squash and black beauty zucchini; 8 varieties of tomatoes: Roma, Orange Hat, San Marzano, Geranium Kiss, Costoluto Genovese, Large Red Cherry, Early Girl and Kellogs Breakfast; bulls blood beets; Crimson sweet watermelon; Waltham Butternut and Banana Pink Jumbo squash; as well as yarrow, marigolds, cosmos and several varieties of statice. I can most of my harvest for the rest of the year as it helps to save on the grocery bills. Thanks for providing such great and informative content. I love this channel!!

Last year was the first time I've tried coco coir for some of my containers and I usually have 20-30 of them. After seeing this video I'll give this product a try for my containers which I'll be growing a variety of vegetables including peppers, eggplant, Ace 55 tomatoes, and beans. I will also use this to grow numerous annual flowers for looks and to attract pollinators. Good Luck growing everyone, Think Spring.

I will be planting my flowers for my deck and some veggies in containers. Teresa

I’m ordering some now: Thank you for all you do!

I am growing tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and zucchinis. I watch all your videos.

A variety of veggies and even more flowers!❤

This year I'm doing an intentional garden! Medicinal herbs and a canning and fermenting garden. Nothing we won't eat. Plus a bee garden..tons of flowers between beds.

I will be starting a little bit of everything! Tomatoes, peppers, melons,strawberries, and a ton more veggies and a big variety of flowers. I'm so glad to see that you have teamed up with Greenstalk! 🥥🥥🥥🥥🍅🫑🌶🥒🥬🥦🌽🍆🧅🧅🫛🫘🥕🍓

Thanks Luke! I’m going to use it for seed starting!

I have never made my own seed starting mix but this looks easy. Thank you

I love making my own mix!

I’ll start all my veggies (tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, broccoli, and more!), basil, dill, cilantro, mint and maybe even some flowers!

Starting peppers soon! Great video.

Oh man! I need to start half my garden soon. Tomato’s, peppers, herbs, cutting flowers 🍅🫑🌶️🌿🌼

Thank you for the free trifecta sample I can’t wait to try it out. Looking forward to making this soil mix too.

Pro tip for hydrating coco coir- hot boiling water will expand much much quicker! I do a 3X 11 block (hydrating 1 at a time) in a giant 33 gallon trash can that I’ve reserved only for seed starting. It’ll fill about 2/3-3/4 way full. I’ll then mix smaller batches of coco coir with vermiculite in a separate container

My tomato seed haul from MiGardener video on the most productive tomatoes! Red centiflore all the way down to the Red pear cherry which is also nostalgic for me too.

I'm growing my whole garden from seed. It will be tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash, zucchini, eggplant, marigolds, kale, lettuce, basil, cilantro, parsley, plus much more that is direct seeded. Almost all my seeds came from MIgardener.. Our garden is getting bigger each year. I'm really getting into making my own seed starting mix. We are getting into seed blocking too. We had a big problem with soil knats and am hoping that a better mix will help. I love your wealth of knowledge.

Everything! I got the gnats last year, thank you for all of your videos.

Love MI Gardener. Was sad not to get my freebie with my last order. Its been so fun to try out new seeds

I will be starting a LOT! I'm a little behind on my broccoli purple sprouting Waltham 29,my lettuce Marvel of Four Seasons, Grand Rapids leaf, Slow Bolt and Butter crunch,my tomatoes Sweeties, Mexican midget, Mortgage lifters, Giant Belgium and Dr Welches, tomatillos Purple and Grande Rio Verde, pepper corno di toro, zucchini Cocozelle, Golden and Gray, cucumbers Wisconsin SMR, National pickling, spaghetti squash, watermelons Crimson Sweet, Dixie Queen and Sweet Siberian (Thanks for that recommendation!) cantaloupes Hale's best jumbo and Minnesota midget. All of my herbs Spearmint, Russian tarragon, Catnip, Genovese basil, Dark opal basil,Bonze Leaf fennel, Dark green leaf flat parsley, Caraway, Mammoth Long Island Dill and slow boat cilantro. I almost forgot my current order being processed Cayenne purple pepper, Fire and Ice pepper, firecracker ornamental pepper, Lilac Bell Pepper, Tom mild jalapeno, Green flesh honeydew melon, Watermelon beefsteak tomato, Kellogg's breakfast tomato AND my absolute favorite that your staff we're so helpful to add on to my order being processed SHEBOYGAN tomatoes and using my new and MIGardener soil blocker to block up.all that Loco Coco coir !!!!

I am growing snapdragons, peppers, onions, and carrots ! All from MIGardener, of course.

Starting flowers and veggies for my home garden!! :)

Thanks for doing the give-away, Luke! I have 10 different kinds of basil I plan on starting soon indoors

Can't wait to try on my peppers !!!

Looks like a great mix to start all of my flower seedlings in this year, especially those flowers with tiny seeds like violas & carnations. Thanks for another informative video!

I will be starting almost everything...I already have my Onions, Leeks, and some herbs.

Hi Luke! I will be planting my second ever container garden this year using MIGardner seeds. I am still a beginner but last summer the grey zucchini, yellow crookneck squash and Swiss chard were my best crops. This year I will add a couple of tomato varieties, some Jacob cattle beans, luffa and several winter squash and pumpkins. Thanks for always sharing great advice and ideas with your videos. They have been a lifeline and an inspiration!!!

I have switched to Coco coir in all my mixes, and it is fantastic, as well as much more economical than buying bagged seed-starting or potting mixes. The lack of sticks and wood chunks makes it great for both seed mixes and soil blocks. I really like this simple recipe, and will be using it for all of my seeds this year. I am happy that your Loco Coco Coir has been reformulated, and just ordered a batch.

Thanks Luke for all you teach. I’ll be starting, herbs, tomatoes, peppers, cabbage,and more.

I am limited to container gardening due to apartment living. I grow everything in a coco coir mixture. This year, I've upped my game by using your ratios from the start. So far I've got stevia, onions, leeks, chives and basil germinating. As the season goes on, I'll be adding zucchini, pickling cucumbers, spinach, tomatoes, peppers, tomatillos, mint, calendula, and a few others. Really looking forward to seeing things green up!

I hope to use this to amend my raised beds. I still have 3, 4'x4' beds left over. The stray cats took over my 8'x3' bed. So now I have to rearrange my set up. But, still have Zucchini, Collards, Strawberries, Black Krim, Yellow pear, Roma, 100 Cherry tomato, Pepper mixes. I hope to add more depending on space constraints. Thanks for all of your advice.

Up until now I had not bothered to buy this product because I did not want to be bothered with having to rinse it before being able to use it. Now that I know what your company sell does not need rinsing, plus actually seeing how far a small amount goes, I will definitely be getting some to start all my seeds. So much more economical then the premixed seed starters the stores around here sell. I mostly grow veggies in my garden. However, I do also add in some herbs and flowers to attract pollinators and reduce pests.

I have sooo many things I will be growing this year - LOTS of tomatoes, peppers, cukes, melons, pumpkins, several kinds of herbs, annual flowers for containers and baskets...

We have inventoried our garden seeds and will only need to add a few things - through your store. We have been canning/preserving along with hunting and fishing from our acres for decades. Having parents who passed down the skills to us. We are blessed with a full pantry and freezer.

Definitely would use to start tomatoes (mostly San Marzano) and peppers of all kinds. I can lots of Salsa, my own recipe. I already purchased some Teifecta +, so just need to get perlite. I already have vermiculite, too. You’re a great asset to the gardening community!!! Thank you, Luke and the MI Gardener team. ❤

I would use it for starting my seeds this year !

I grow in buckets & containers on my deck (critters and bad conditions for in ground). This year i want to start my own seeds instead of foot the expense for plants from various places. You are such an inspiration! I wish I had your energy to go all the way from start to finish! Many Blessings from Deborah in West Virginia!

I always learn so much from you. Thank you! I ordered all my seeds from you this year and I'm looking forward to planting them.

I will be using it to start all my seedlings for transplanting!

Definitely learned something here today. Looks east enough to do. Thanks I'll try this with my flower seeds.

Mainly it's tomatoes, onions, kale, and carrots that I hope to have success with. I'm starting my first garden this year, so I'm planting everything! Anything I think could grow in Texas zone 8a is going in the ground. By the end of the growing season, I'll have a better idea of what works, what doesn't, and what I need to experiment with to have a bigger harvest next year!

I"m just starting to get set up to seed start for my garden this year. I would absolutely give this a try

Thank you for always sharing gardening info so freely!! This is a GREAT soil mix! I cannot wait to use it in my pots this growing season😁

I am wanting to try many vegs and flowers. Cant wait to try this mixture

I made your seed starter last year. And I plant tomatoes, tomatillos, kasmiri peppers, Basil and a few other herbs. Things went great! I'm in Northern Michigan and it's a few weeks yet until I start plants.❤

All my seeds come from MI Gardner!! Will be starting tomatoes here soon!!

I would use this to start all of my seeds, like tomatoes, peppers, herbs, flowers, cukes, melons, all of that! Also I’ve been doing quite a bit of plant propagation this winter (to keep myself busy), so I’d use some of this to start some more and pot up the ones I already have. Sterile mediums are so good for that!

73 years young and new Gardener, would love to have coco-coir for seed starting mix!!!🤗🤗🤗

I’ll be growing squash, watermelon, cucumbers,butternut,squash and pumpkins. Thanks for all your help.❤

I would start all my seeds with it. Love watching your videos.

Planting all my MIgarden seeds!

My goal this year is to grow all of my seedlings, no store bought plants. I came close last year but I think this is the year for it.

Will be growing 6-8 of the seed packs I purchased from you last season. Heirloom tomatoes, broccoli raab, cauliflower, carrots, eggplant and other vegetables to help lessen the grocery inflation nonsense! Love your channel and itching to get started for Spring 🌱

OMG I would start all my seeds with it! 😊

I would use it to add to my greenstalks this season 💜

I will be starting my tomato seeds soon! About 10 varieties for eating and canning. I will also be starting flower seed to draw in pollinators, and make my gardens extra pretty! Peppers are already sown. 🌱🌻

I’m trying to get a garden going in New Mexico. Will be buying some of this as soon as possible

Flowers, I plan to start lots and lots of flowers 💐 🌷 🌻 🌹 🌞 😊