Gardeners split: some buy seedlings for head start; others prefer seed control/accomplishment. Seed advantages: avoids disease/insect introduction from nursery plants. Not difficult but requires careful packet instruction following. Protect seeds/seedlings as they grow.
Quality growing tray—consult nursery for best type. Fill with sterile seed starting mix (similar to potting soil, disease/pest-free).
Plant seeds at 2x their depth. Tiny seeds: light dusting of mix (deep burial prevents sprouting). Label with waterproof marker sticks or nursery labels—seed packets disintegrate when wet.
Misting sprayer only—hose/can dislodges medium. Cover tray: prevents evaporation, encourages germination. Heat speeds germination (pro technique). Bell jars protect from late frost—cut-off water bottle works.
Seed starting has depth—this covers fundamentals. Subsequent articles will explore advanced techniques.
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