Microgreens 3rd DAY & How to Propagate Heirloom Tomato Cuttings with Coco Plugs

In this video, I show an update on the sunflower seed microgreens and the baby lettuce.

I also picked up a Sunblaze T5 fluorescent 2 foot supplemental grow light because the natural light is not sufficient for healthy and efficient growth.

It has been very a cloudy and rainy February here in the Midwest.

I also show how I put the seedling heat mat across the 2 flats.

The main part of the video shows how I take heirloom tomato cuttings that I showed in the previous video posted here.

I use Coco plugs (made out of coconut husk fiber) soaked in Reverse Osmosis water.

Shown in the Video:

1. How to prepare the plugs and the tray.
2. I show where I cut off the Mother plant (from seed).
3. How I cut off the suckers
4. How I to cut the tips of the leaves for successful transpiration during the rooting process.

Remember to Label all your varieties. Spray under the humidity dome at least twice a day depending on relative humidity. Drain out any excess water in the flat.

No hormones or gels were used. They are tomatoes after all. After 5 days inside under the humidity dome, they popped roots. My next videos will show how I transplanted them and where they are now.

Fellow Steemians, Thank You for checking this out!

Happy Propagation!