麻豆国产

Watering can
Gardening gloves
Trowel
Seed starting mix
72-cell plug flat听
Flat tray听
Clear lid
笔辞迟蝉听
Seeds

Optional:
Extra labels
Heating pad
Grow light

Add your seed starting mix to a large bowl or planter, thoroughly moistening with water.

Fill the cells of your seed tray, gently tamping down to eliminate any air pockets.

Using your metal garden markers, a pencil, or a finger, make a shallow indentation for your seed.

A good rule of thumb is to plant your seed as deep as its longest side. For the seeds we鈥檙e planting today 鈥� this isn鈥檛 deep at all.

Empty your seed pack into a dish for easy access and sprinkle a few seeds (2-3) into each cell.

Gently cover newly sown seeds with a dusting of seed starter mix.

Label each row with a garden marker.

Cover with your clear lid and set in a warm spot 鈥� near a radiator or even on a heating pad.

Your seeds are likely to sprout before watering is necessary, but check the soil every few days to make sure it hasn鈥檛 dried out. If water is necessary, bottom water to avoid disturbing the seeds.

Once the majority of the cells have sprouted seedlings, remove the cover and set the tray in a spot with bright light 鈥� or under a grow light.

Check on the seedlings frequently 鈥� daily or every other day, making sure that the soil stays moist.

If you are not using a grow light you will likely need to rotate your tray regularly to balance the lean of the seedlings towards the sun.

Once your seedlings begin to outgrow the tray, you can start the process of 鈥榟ardening off鈥� or transitioning them outdoors 鈥� as long as there is no chance of frost. Set the tray outdoors, in a safe spot, for an increasing amount of time each day. Start with a couple hours on day one and gradually increase over the course of a week. Once they鈥檙e fully acclimated to the outside temperature, they can remain outdoors.

If it is not yet warm enough for this, gently poke them out of the tray and transplant with regular potting soil into larger pots. Move the pots as needed.