how many seeds do I put in one hole in the dirt
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If you are planting in the ground and want a lot of plants, space the single seeds out 2 - 3 inches although it depends on which plant you are seeding. You may want to put a few more seeds in each hole for parsley, chives and cilantro. I have a small kitchen garden box so I put up to six seeds in each hole and will thin them as necessary. Germination is good but be patient.
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I would recommend spacing the seeds at least 1-2 inches apart. Some gardeners put about three seeds per hole and then thin them out later. I tried seeds from Zziggysgal this year for the first time, and I am pleased with the germination. They're doing very well. I also liked the informative pamphlet they provide with the seeds explaining various uses.
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One, but it's a good idea to make 2-3 holes in a cluster for each plant you want in case they don't all grow. Almost all if mine from this pack did though. Also comes with good instructions on best way to prep each seed type.
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Hi there, this is Lisa, I am the owner of Zziggysgal. A method that I like best, is to poke several holes, spaced at least 1-2 inches apart, and place 1-3 seeds in each.
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Absolutely! I do it all the time. Just be sure to go in a circular motion and when you get to the seed core you stop.
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I just received mine today. They come in a little 2" x 3" ziplock bag, and there are about 40-50 seeds. Because they are so small, it looks like fewer seeds than it is when you count.
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Put lots of seed on the bottom portion of the birdfeeder. Just pour a few cups.
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Hi Lynette, if you must use a 6" pot (I use shallower pots) fill 1/2 with earth place 1/8th cup well soaked seeds (use warm water for 1 hour) that you drained and don't worry about overlap they seem to sort themselves out once roots spread; only cover with a light sprinkling of earth, place in a dark place for 2-3 days until they sprout, then place under a florescent or full spectrum light bulb. Good luck, my cat is thrilled and comes by 1-2x a day to be fed. I can't leave the pots for him to nibble alone, he would pull out the entire bed of sprouts and make a mess, so I feed him a couple at a time. You can tell I'm retired;-) Hi Lynette, if you must use a 6" pot (I use shallower pots) fill 1/2 with earth place 1/8th cup well soaked seeds (use warm water for 1 hour) that you drained and don't worry about overlap they seem to sort themselves out once roots spread; only cover with a light sprinkling of earth, place in a dark place for 2-3 days until they sprout, then place under a florescent or full spectrum light bulb. Good luck, my cat is thrilled and comes by 1-2x a day to be fed. I can't leave the pots for him to nibble alone, he would pull out the entire bed of sprouts and make a mess, so I feed him a... » Read More Hi Lynette, if you must use a 6" pot (I use shallower pots) fill 1/2 with earth place 1/8th cup well soaked seeds (use warm water for 1 hour) that you drained and don't worry about overlap they seem to sort themselves out once roots spread; only cover with a light sprinkling of earth, place in a dark place for 2-3 days until they sprout, then place under a florescent or full spectrum light bulb. Good luck, my cat is thrilled and comes by 1-2x a day to be fed. I can't leave the pots for him to nibble alone, he would pull out the entire bed of sprouts and make a mess, so I feed him a couple at a time. You can tell I'm retired;-) « Show Less
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Yes, I put seed down, then cover with the fabric. You can still drop seed on the fabric, but doubt much of the seed would make it through to the ground.
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I ordered seeds and it was a very small bag, but the seeds were very small. I can tell you that I planted them in soil and they did germinate very well. A plastic sandwich bag would be way more than 1,000 seeds...
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I was able to get 5 small plants in each bag. I filled the bag about 1/3 of the way with soil and rolled down the excess so plants could get light. As the plants grew I added more soil ( essentially hilling the potatoes)and urolled the bag. I was able to get a large crop of potatoes by using this method.
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There are probably about 50 seeds in a pack. It is just a small clear plastic envelope. The label says growth height is 15-20', spacing is 9-12", water requirement average, light: sun-partial shade, tender-perennial. Soak seed in water for 24 hrs. and sow 1/2" deep. Check one of the large seed companies for the growth zones and best times to plant.
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the seeds are very small, and you can't start them in the ground until after the last frost has passed, so depending on where you are , it's probably better to start them in a pot
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I'd say anywhere from 4-8 pounds. keep in mind though, it doesn't need to be sown very densely. However, if you want a lot of green the first season, you determine the thickness of the seed to be dispersed. Also something else to consider is that any left-overs can be used in subsequent sowing seasons to re-seed, to either replace lost sod, or to thicken it all over. So you can never really have too much on hand. It keeps for years in moisture proof containers, so you'll have no spoilage from year to year either. Hope this helps to get you started.
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I don't remember how many seeds I received. They are very tiny seeds. I didn't do very well with these. I would stick with buying a plant, I think.
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I put 3 in the planter, one over each hole that goes through the cover, you will see when you get one
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I really don't know, but I planted too late (1 bag) and had so much come up.........too late! I plan to put it down early this year and will need 3 bags+ for the area to cover. It was easy to sprinkle and water,......... next time I will cover the area with something so the birds don't eat the seeds!
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One 72-hole insert with tray and dome, add your own seed starting soil or equivalent (rock wool, etc), seeds, water and light.
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I really would like to know this answer myself. I purchased 100 seeds and planted 40 of them. I soaked them for 2 days, then put them in 4 inch cups and kept them wet for 6 months. Not even a single one came up. I was disappointed.
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Yes. I broke my batch up into 1/3's even though it indicates to put them all in one spot, put 1/3 in the garden box, 1/3 in the right hand non raised bed and 1/3 in the left hand non raised bed and this year I have a huge colony in each bed and they are all a lot richer now than last year. (last year 2 of 3 were mud. Between 80 pounds of used coffee grounds and the worms they are black dirt now. I just poured the coffee grounds on top of each of the clay beds during the winter and the worms worked them into the soil.)