The sheep manure may be quite 'hot', and DEFINITELY is too rich for seedlings. Hang on to it for later.
You can try out those peat pucks for starting seedlings- they do hold a lot of water, so be careful about that, but they'll work okay. Just shred the mesh a little before you plant them.
REmember plants don't want fertilizer of any sort until they are on their 5th set of true leaves.
stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on . Pls help - Dying indoor seedlings. FULL details & pics incl. Hi We have just started up our first indoor garden after growing a few times outdoors. We wanted to move into hydroponics but have begun with soil based seedlings to take cuttings from. Unfortunately we messed up a few things making the soil for the first seedlings and they didn't do so well. While trying to get that soil right we've started off a different batch from a different breed of seeds in a new batch of soil. We started off the first batch outside (it's just coming into summer Rating: 5