1. Before You Plant

: Choose high-quality seeds or healthy young plants.

: Use slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-draining soil.

: Prepare a seed tray or small pots, spray bottle, gardening trowel, and gloves.

2. How to Sow Seeds

3. Caring for Seedlings

: Once seeds sprout (usually within 5–10 days), move them to an area with natural light or filtered morning sun.

: Keep the soil moist but not soggy. Water daily with a spray or light watering can.

: If seedlings grow too close together, thin them out to allow space for healthy growth.

4. Transplanting to Larger Pots or the Garden

: Make a hole wide enough so roots can spread naturally, without bending.

: Set the plant in the hole, fill with soil, gently press down, and water thoroughly.

5. General Care Tips

: Maintain consistent moisture but avoid waterlogging.

: Use organic or balanced fertilizer every 2–3 weeks.

: Inspect regularly and use organic solutions for pest control if needed.

6. Winter Care

mulch (like straw, leaves, or bark) around the base of the plant to protect roots from frost during the first winter.

🌿 Quick Tips for Success:

✔️ Use well-drained soil

✔️ Water gently and consistently

✔️ Protect young plants from harsh sun and wind

✔️ Be patient – healthy plants take time!