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Muffin Pan Herb Starter "Pots"
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Sadie Seasongoods
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I'm doing an Upcycled Herb Garden this year, starting from seed! To get my seeds started, I'm using a rusty pair of muffin pans as "starter pots". Get the FULL blog post here for all of the details!
Old rusty muffin pans / tins are usually pretty plentiful at thrift stores- so I snapped these up for starting My Upcycled Herb Garden! The little cups will be perfectly compartmentalized for different types of seeds, won't they?
To make the pan pretty, I spray painted it- but that's totally optional! Then I lined it with natural/unbleached muffin papers. This will make it easy to transplant my seedlings later on!
Then, I filled each muffin paper with potting soil for my herb seeds. Like most seeds, though, I had to prep them overnight- Check out my blog post HERE for a great tip for seed prep!!
After a few days of carefully watering them and keeping them warm/in light, I started to see little green sprouts!! Grow little herbs, grow...
And after a few weeks, I had some solid little sprouts! Now it's nearly time to transplant them into something bigger and better...which will be Part II of My Upcycled Herb Garden...stay tuned!
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Suggested materials:
- Muffin Pan / Tin (Thrift Store)
- Soil (Garden Center)
- Non-GMO Seeds (Garden Center/Amazon)
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Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
Published March 30th, 2017 8:39 AM
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Jacqueline on Dec 31, 2020
I have been wanting to start an herb garden for the longest time, but you have definintely inspired me. Just bought a new home and looking forward to trying this.
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Should you plant them still inside their liners when transplanting outside or do you remove them?
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