Seeds cost less, offer more variety, and let you control plant health from day one. Here’s how to succeed.
Sunny window or fluorescent grow lights (2–3 inches above plants, adjustable). 12–16 hours daily.
Mist gently—never blast. Cover with humidity dome or plastic bag to retain moisture. Vent daily.
Harden off 7–10 days before planting out. Handle by leaves, not stems.
Patience pays. A $3 seed packet yields dozens of healthy plants.
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