Planting tomatoes using Snail Roll Seed method

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This year, for the first time, with outlinez@outlinez we planting seedlings using the " Snail Roll Seed" method.

We used foamed polyethylene as a base. I prepared soil, moistened it, and spread it on the polyethylene.

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I spread it in a thin layer to cover the entire surface, then rolled it into a roll. I secured it with tape.

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I pressed the end and added as much soil as needed to make the surface where I would place the seeds even.

I carefully arranged them at a distance from each other, then covered them with soil.

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I placed them in a container in which it would be convenient to water them by filling it with water.

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After a few days the seeds sprouted and this is how perfect they look.

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Besides saving a lot of space compared to planting in trays, this way the seedlings are also easier to transport.

We watch with interest how the plants grow.

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