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Starting seeds in January might sound too early — but that’s exactly why many gardeners fall behind every year.

In this video, you’ll learn 6 vegetables you should start in January if you want stronger plants, earlier harvests, and a serious head start on the growing season. These crops need extra time, and waiting until spring often means smaller harvests — or missing the season completely.

You don’t need a greenhouse.
You don’t need expensive equipment.
Most of these can be started right from your kitchen table.

🌱 In this video, you’ll discover:
Why January is actually the perfect time to start certain vegetables
The 3 mistakes that kill January seedlings (and how to avoid them)
How to grow bigger onions from seed with a simple method
Why peppers must be started early to succeed
A light-based trick that makes cauliflower easier
The lazy winter sowing method for cabbage & leeks
Why garlic planted now can still produce a full summer harvest
By spring, while others are just getting started, you’ll already be weeks ahead.

00:00 Why January isn’t too early
00:45 3 mistakes that kill January seedlings
01:30 Onions – bigger bulbs from seed
02:35 Peppers – why they need a head start
03:40 Cauliflower – simple light trick
04:40 Fixing leggy seedlings
05:20 Cabbage & leeks – winter sowing method
06:35 Garlic – still possible in January
07:30 Final takeaway & getting ahead

🌿 WHO THIS VIDEO IS FOR
Beginner gardeners starting seeds indoors
Gardeners over 40 who want less work, better results
Container, raised bed, and small-space gardeners
Anyone tired of starting too late every year
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