Planting Seeds

What is the first step in planting seeds?

• Water the seeds first

• Plant the seeds in direct sunlight

• Prepare the soil

• Skip soil preparation

Why is it important to water seeds regularly?

• To provide consistent moisture for germination and growth.

• To dehydrate the seeds

• To drown the seeds in water

• To confuse the seeds

How deep should you plant most seeds?

• Planting them too shallow

• 2-3 times their diameter

• Planting them in direct sunlight

• Planting them upside down

What is the purpose of covering seeds with soil?

• To make it harder for the seeds to sprout

• To provide insulation, protection, and moisture for germination and seedling growth.

• To prevent sunlight from reaching the seeds

• To keep the seeds from growing

What is germination?

• Germination is the process by which a seed sprouts and begins to grow into a new plant.

• Germination is the process of harvesting mature plants.

• Germination is the process of pruning trees.

• Germination is the process of pollinating flowers.

How often should you check on your planted seeds?

• Daily

• Hourly

• Weekly

• Monthly

What are some common mistakes to avoid when planting seeds?

• Planting seeds too deep, overwatering, insufficient sunlight, poor soil, improper spacing

• Excessive sunlight exposure

• Underwatering

• Planting seeds too shallow

Why is it important to provide seeds with sunlight?

• Sunlight helps seeds grow faster.

• Providing sunlight prevents seeds from sprouting.

• Seeds need to tan before planting.

• Seeds require sunlight for photosynthesis.

What are some signs that your seeds are sprouting?

• Yellow shoots, seed coat remains intact, no roots emerging

• Tiny green shoots, breaking of the seed coat, emergence of roots

How can you protect your seeds from pests?

• Use natural repellents and companion plants

• Sprinkle sugar on the seeds

• Use loud noises to scare pests away

• Water the seeds with vinegar