What to Grow in Root Trainers | Best Plants for Strong Root Development

Root trainers are one of the best tools you can use when starting plants from seed. Their deep cells allow roots to grow long and straight instead of becoming tangled like they often do in normal seed trays. In this video I share what plants grow best in root trainers and why they can make such a big difference when raising strong healthy seedlings. ⭐ Root trainers I use https://amzn.to/4ri3WfX ⭐ Seed trays for starting seeds https://amzn.to/4kzYRwS ⭐ Garden scoop for filling trays with compost https://amzn.to/3OUo0a8 Root trainers are especially useful for plants that develop deep root systems or don’t like their roots being disturbed when transplanted. Some of the best plants to grow in root trainers include crops like sweet peas, beans, peas, sweetcorn, sunflowers, and many other deep-rooted plants. Using root trainers helps seedlings establish stronger roots which often leads to healthier plants and better harvests once planted out in the garden or allotment. In this video we cover: • Why root trainers are useful • What plants grow best in them • How they help seedlings develop stronger roots • Tips for transplanting seedlings successfully If you’re serious about growing strong plants from seed, root trainers are definitely worth using.