Seed Starting Sheet

●The Seed Starting Sheet is a tool that can really improve the germination and growth of your seeds. By following a few simple steps, you can get the best results for your seeds and ensure that your garden is thriving.

1. First, choose the right seeds for your garden. Look for seeds that are appropriate for your region and climate, and make sure to choose ones that are healthy and free from disease and insect damage.

2. Next, prepare your Seed Starting Sheet. This may involve filling it with soil, watering it thoroughly, and loosening the soil to create an ideal growing environment for the seeds.

3. After you have prepared your Seed Starting Sheet, it’s time to plant your seeds. Be sure to follow the instructions on the seed packet carefully, and plant the seeds at the appropriate depth and spacing.

4. Once your seeds are planted, it’s important to keep them well-watered and ensure that they receive enough sunlight. Check on them regularly to make sure they are progressing as they should be, and be prepared to make adjustments as needed.

    As your plants grow and develop, it is important to keep the Seed Starting Sheet clean and free from debris. This can help prevent disease and insect infestations, which can be harmful to the growth of your plants.

●Today, we will introduce a new-type of Seed Starting Sheet -- Tenlead Plant Growing Cubes.  

    The new-type hydroponic growing medium are widely used in commercial applications. Phenolic Foam cubes are inexpensive and mess free solution, perfect for NFT systems. They are inert substrate with great water and air holding properties which allow you full control over your plants nutrition. 

1. Take the grow cubes out of the carton carefully.

2. Sowing and place the cubes full with seeds in trays with drain holes to allow any excess water to drain away.

3. Water the sheet until it has soaked up the required amount of water. The excess water will drain away if the tray has holes.

4. To germinate, cover them with papers and put them in a dark room with temperatures of 18 to 20 degrees Celcius. Move the trays to the greenhouse or to indirect sunlight after 48 hours.

5. Just water before germination, and nutrient solution after germination, at the same time remove the paper.

6. Wait until the seedlings have at least four true leaves and a tap root before transplanting. Separate individual cubes from the full sheets and place them into the hydroponic system. This usually takes 12-14 days during summer and 20-24 days during winter.

7. Remember to provide the right conditions for germination and growth, and soon you'll have beautiful plants right from your hydroponic system.