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Reuse Plastic Cupcake Trays to Start Seeds

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Date: 07/16/2009 Topic: Gardening > Seeds  
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Use cupcake trays from the grocery store bakery for mini greenhouse to start plant seeds in. Each cake compartment holds a peat seed starter pot nicely. All you need to do is use a soldering iron to melt some drainage holes and a couple vent holes on top. Use peat seed starter pots in each cake compartment. When plants get bigger just remove the peat pots and reuse your cupcake greenhouse over and over.

By Kim from Kansas

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By Allison5 (134) Contact
I'm doing this, but with plastic cups inside each. I made holes in the bottoms for drainage. Works great!

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