Basil seedlings are cold-sensitive. Plant outside only after all frost danger passes. Keep warm, sunny indoors until then—they'll hold fine.
≥6 hours daily. Less sun = weak growth.
Hand-till, remove roots/rocks/debris. Add 1-inch compost, till in.
Twice root ball width/depth. Space 12–18 inches.
Loosen from container, set root ball down, backfill. Repeat.
Soak soil. Straw layer retains warmth and moisture.
Warmth, sun, and rich soil get seedlings off to a vigorous start.
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