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Seed starting doesn't need to be overwhelming. Yes, you need a few things. Trays, soil, lights, and heat, but it's simpler than you think, and you don't need to spend a fortune on specialised equipment.

In this video, we're starting our first seeds of the season in Zone 1.9 (James River Valley, Alberta). We'll show you what seeds to start in February for cold climates, the trays we've reused for 5+ seasons, how to prep your growing medium, why bottom watering prevents most seedling deaths, and the truth about grow lights (cheap Amazon lights work just fine).

We're planting onions, celery, and peppers today because they're slow growers that need a long season. Tomatoes wait until mid-March, and fast growers like cucumbers wait until mid-April.

Starting too early backfires - strong seedlings beat big seedlings.Whether you're starting seeds for the first time or looking to simplify your process, this guide covers the basics that actually matter: good soil, steady moisture, heat to germinate, and real light once they're up.

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Chapters

0:00 – What You Need to Start Seeds
0:33 – What to Start in Zone 1.9
1:30 – How to Plant: Soil Prep & Sowing
2:51 – Watering & Lighting Basics
4:13 – You Can Do This