Step 1:
Completely fill your seed tray or modular tray with moist, peat-free compost, being sure to fill all the corners.
Step 2:
Carefully compact the compost to a level surface below the rim.
Step 3:
Pour a few seeds into your palm, then equally and thinly distribute them with your fingers.
Step 4:
Lightly cover the seeds with compost by sieving it on top; often, only as deep as the seed.
Step 5:
Water sparingly to prevent knocking the seeds loose.
Don't forget to use Mary and June's Garden products, so that you get your seeds off to a great start early on.
Step 6:
Write the seeds' names and the date they were sown on the container's label.
Step 7:
To help maintain moisture, cover the container with clear plastic, glass, or cling film.
Step 8:
Put the seed in a warm area where it can sprout, like a windowsill or greenhouse. The seed packets should mention what temperature is required for growth.
Step 9:
Regularly check the seed tray since sprouting seedlings will soon appear.
Step 10:
Your seeds have germinated.