![]() You need to keep the soil moist to aid the growing plant. ![]() In this stage leaves will form and it will gradually grow. Germination is over, now the second stage starts. When you see the first green tendrils (tiny stems) push up through the soil, you can then remove the wrap. TIME TO UNVEIL THEM. Remove the plastic wrap when the sprouts start to emerge (around 5-8 days after step 1). Twice daily, remove the wrap and sprinkle the pot with water especially when it’s hot. This will help it to retain the moisture that the seeds need to germinate properly. Go ahead and secure the plastic (moist side inside) with a rubber band or thread, acting as the pot’s lid. Be sure that the moist side of the plastic will sit above the soil. To prevent this, look for a clear plastic kitchen wrap or bag and spray it with some water. SEAL & NURTURE. Leaving the pot completely open will allow too much heat as well as allowing moisture to escape, this may cause fewer germination or no germination at all. Water the pot lightly to ensure good seed–to-mix contact.Ĭ. Cover them lightly with some soil at least 1-2mm deep. SOW. Drop at least 5-8 seeds into the pot making sure they have ample space in between. ![]() Drench the mixture with water so it’s ready to provide the right environment for seeds to germinate.ī. Press the mixture slightly to eliminate stubborn air pockets. Don’t forget to leave about a quarter of an inch or so of empty space in between the surface of the soil and rim of the pot to ensure proper growth. SOIL PREPARATION Put ample amount of soil to your chosen pot.
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