Parsnips in modules

Hello There

Last year i planted my parsnip seed straight into the ground, about mid feb.
I had reasonably results.
This year i'm going to try 20 plants (if they all sprout)in modules (tolet rolls) and the rest i'll leave the sowing till mid march onwards dependent on weather.
The module parsnips will sit on windowsill and i will gradully harden them off as they grow.
Has anyone else tried this method or simlar, and how was there results.

Thank's for looking

I've not done them in modules or loo roll before but I know many folk swear by that method.

Last year I just planted 4 rows worth straight into the ground and most of them germinated so I will do the same this year. Although I did sow 3-4 seeds "per parsnip" with the logic that there were so many seeds in the packet and the seeds wouldnt keep till the following year so what did I have to lose! Maybe it was beginner's luck.

I usually put a cloche up for a couple of weeks to warm the soil underneath then plant straight into the ground. Works for me... we live in Dorset so wether that makes a difference,  we seem to have our own little microclimate here lol.

I'll keep an eye out for the tap root coming thru the bottom of the tolet roll.
I must admit thats why i decied to use tolet rolls, because of there lenth.

I ended up building a raised bed 
Cant do without me snips