I am interested in growing a few different Salvia from seed this year. I currently don't grow plants from seed. These Salvias have not been sold at any of our local nurseries (within an hour's drive). Frustrating because these Salvia are considered native to parts of Texas, including our area in Central Texas.
I have the seeds, seed starting mix, and domed trays to start the seeds inside the house. We have an area that should provide ample warmth to get the seeds germinated. This is a small-scale need, something that, if successful, I will repeat in the coming years.
My biggest concern is indoor lighting once the seeds have germinated. I don't expect to need more than a single row of lighting 4' long. I will only have a few planting trays. Most people recommend having a seeding rack with several shelves, which for my needs would be wasted space.
Does anyone have some suggestions for a simple setup to handle the indoor lighting for my situation?
I have the seeds, seed starting mix, and domed trays to start the seeds inside the house. We have an area that should provide ample warmth to get the seeds germinated. This is a small-scale need, something that, if successful, I will repeat in the coming years.
My biggest concern is indoor lighting once the seeds have germinated. I don't expect to need more than a single row of lighting 4' long. I will only have a few planting trays. Most people recommend having a seeding rack with several shelves, which for my needs would be wasted space.
Does anyone have some suggestions for a simple setup to handle the indoor lighting for my situation?