Propagation
Germination, seed depth, punnets, heat mats and hardening off: getting seed from the packet to a strong seedling.
Stop planting seedlings straight from the windowsill: a week of half days first
Seedlings raised indoors shrivel when planted straight into sun and wind. How to harden off tomato, capsicum, chilli and basil seedlings over a week, when they are ready, and how to plant them out.
Sow to the Seed, Not to the spade: How Deep Seeds Really Want To Go
Most spring seeds that never come up were buried too deep. The twice-the-width rule, which seeds want light, and how to keep a shallow sowing alive.
A Step-by-Step Guide to Starting Seeds Indoors
Starting your own seeds indoors has many benefits. Not only can you save money, but you can also get a head start on the growing season. In addition, you have greater control over the growing environment, which can result in healthier plants. With a little planning and care, you can reap the rewards of starting your own seeds indoors.
21 Reasons Why Your Seeds Didn’t Germinate – And How To Fix It
Many gardeners have experienced the frustration of planting seeds, waiting patiently for them to sprout, and then getting nothing in return. If you're wondering why your seeds didn't germinate, read on for some possible explanations—and solutions.