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1 DAY BEFORE (16-24H) Pres-sowing instructions
A day before sowing the seeds ,soak the seeds in warm water for 16-24 hours. The seeds will absorb the water and swell. This process will improve the chance for germination.
1st STAGE (10 min+10 min) Expand the soil discs 5 times big
Place the soil discs in a large bowl and poor 3 cups of warm water.Wait for the discs to expand about 10 minutes. Check for any hard unexpanded piece. Add more water if necessary but do not over saturate the soil. Let the soil cool down for another 5-10 minutes.
2nd STAGE (1 min) Drain the soil
Overly saturated soil may cause Seeds mold. Drain the soil well by firmly squeezing it to remove any excess water until the soil is just slightly moist.
3rd STAGE (5 min) Sow the seeds
Place the soil inside the pot until it is almost full. Keep a small portion of soil aside for covering the seeds. Sprinkle about 2-6 seeds per pot. Excessive amounts of seeds may affect germination. DO NOT sow more than the advised amount above. Cover the seeds with the remaining soil(about 0.5 inch).Gently even out the soil but do not compact it.
1 x Week Water and sunshine
Water at least once a week or as soon as soil begin to feel day. Keep soil moist but not saturated. Place your pots in a well ventilated area to prevent diseases caused by fungi, bacteria and viruses. Expose your pots to at least 6-8 hours of indirect sun per day. Cover the wood box at night to keep warm.
Growing Transplant your pots
By the time seedings reach 3-4 inches,they will start fighting for space, water nutrients and sunlight. To help the stronger ones you can cut the weaker seedlings at the soil level. The stronger seedlings should be spaced about 1 inch apart for proper growth. You can choose to transplant your pots outdoors. If you want to do that, you will first need to get our plants accustomed to outdoor elements. Slowly increase the time your plants are exposed to wind and sunlight every day before placing them outdoor. Start for example at 3-4 hours a day and gradually increase every day. During winter try to place your pots indoor. If you cannot, you will need to cover the plants to prevent frosting.
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MINTAll types of mint are fast-growing, spreading plants, so Mint sends out runners that spread above and just below the ground, quickly forming large, lush green patches. In the right place it makes a pretty seasonal ground cover. You can also contain mint in tight places such as between pavers of a walkway where your feet will brush against the leaves to release its fragrance. |
LAVENDERLavender is a bushy, strong-scented perennial plant from the Mediterranean. Its gray to green foliage stays evergreen throughout the year. Prized for its fragrance, medicinal properties, and beautiful bluish-purple color. The herb is also known for its calming effects. If you suffer from insomnia, try slipping a lavender sachet into your pillow. Lavender oil is used to naturally induce sleep. Lavender Tea is also good for lose weight. |
CANATIONCarnations date back to ancient Greece and Roman times, and their family name, Dianthus, is Greek for “flower of the gods.” Carnations remain the most popular cut flower, and many people want to know how to grow carnation flowers. Anyone can learn about growing carnations and enjoy the rewards of having beautiful carnation garden plants. |
CHRYSANTHEMUMChrysanthemums or “mums” are associated with autumn, appearing in jewel colors in garden centers in September and October. Discover how to plant, grow, and care for these colorful members of the daisy family! Chrysanthemum tea help you reduce inflammation, serve as a good source of vitamins A and C, and lower blood pressure and cholesterol. |
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3 Pcs Gardening ToolsOur kit includes Hand shovel, rake and trowel. Easy handling, and ideal for a variety of tasks including digging, weeding, loosening soil, aerating transplanting and more. |
More Than 100 SeedsWe select the 4 most beautiful color-rich flowers for our Flower Seeds Grow Kit. Enjoy and cherish these Flaming reds, delicious pink, Bright yellow and fragrant greens in your home and yards. |
Peat Pot and Nature SoilOur seeds have high sprout rate, our soil is coco natural. When trees sprout and grow bigger you can directly take peat pots and use garden tools into bigger pot. |
Pruner and Trimming LeavesPruning is essentially snipping off leaves and some parts of stems of your plants, which will prompt them to continue to grow. |
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| Bonsai Seed Starter Kit | Vegetable Seed Starter Kit | Daisy Seed Starter Kit | Spice Plants Starter Kit | Herbal Seeds Starter Kit | Herbal Seeds Starter | |
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| Types | 4 Bonsai | 4 Vegetable | 4 Daisy | 4 Pepper | 4 Herbal | 5 Herbal |
| Seeds | Sakura Ginkgo Pine Flame Tree | Carrot Cucumber Beet Caraway | Daisy Cornflower Sunflower Zinnia | Red/Green Spicy Yellow Round Green Pepper | Basil Parsley Rosemary Thyme | Basil Parsley Rosemary Thyme Mint |
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