Sprout seedlings anytime using paper towel, sandwich bag, newspaper
1,885 views · Published 1 July 2014 · 7:33 · Indexed 10 November 2026
Channel: CraftSanity · 2014 · Howto & Style
This is a video I recorded with my GoPro camera in early May 2014. It was the first video I recorded with my new camera. I wasn't going to post it, but then I decided to go ahead and share it with you. I recognize that it's too late to start sprouting seeds in late June, but it's never too soon to plan next year's garden and think about saving seeds! On this CraftSanity.com video, Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood shows you how to sprout seedlings in a plastic sandwich bag and then transplant the seedlings into mini-seedling pots that you make yourself out of newsprint. So grab a newspaper, masking tape, kitchen spoon, ice cream scoop, seeds, a sandwich bag, paper towels and a spray bottle and let's get to it!
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