The Chia Herb Garden kit makes indoor herb growing foolproof: pre-seeded sponges, decorative tray, clear instructions. Follow these steps for a thriving windowsill harvest.
1. Place sponges in tray. Add ¼ in water to base. 2. Cover loosely with plastic bag (humidity dome). 3. Warm spot (70–75°F): top of fridge, near water heater. Light not needed yet. 4. Check daily: keep sponges moist, watch for white fuzz (normal mold on sponge skin—wipe if excessive). 5. Sprouts appear 5–14 days.
1. Remove bag. Move to sunny sill (south/west) or under grow light (12–14 hrs). 2. Water when surface dry—don't let sit in water. 3. Rotate tray daily for even growth. 4. Thin if crowded: snip weakest at soil line. 5. Fertilize weekly with half-strength organic liquid after true leaves appear.
Roots will fill sponges. Transplant to 4–6 in individual pots with organic potting mix. Harden off if moving outdoors. Harvest ≤1/3 at a time. Pinch flowers on basil/cilantro. Kit herbs: parsley, basil, dill, marjoram, cilantro, chives (2). All culinary staples.
Leggy/pale = insufficient light. Yellow lower leaves = overwater or under-feed. Whiteflies/aphids = insecticidal soap. Bolting (flowering) = heat stress or age—succession sow. Gift the kit; grow the refill sponges.
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