Vegetables

Every vegetable seed at the ideal time

Each type of vegetable has its own sowing and harvesting months:

Should vegetable seeds be germinated beforehand?

Some vegetable seeds need a certain pre-germination time before you can plant them outside. This increases the chance that as many sprouts as possible will become magnificent plants. Also, you can often harvest the delicious vegetables even faster this way. Pre-sown vegetable seeds have already made themselves comfortable in the warm for some time, giving them an advantage in terms of both size and hardiness compared to seeds that have not been pre-sown. The need for pre-germination usually applies to all types of vegetables that originally come from warmer regions. This includes, for example, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, pumpkins, and broccoli. However, other Seeds + Seedlings also benefit from pre-sowing, such as Brussels sprouts and cauliflower. You can find the exact planting conditions and care information on the packaging of the vegetable seeds you bought from Online-Shop. So nothing can go wrong!

Preparing the bed for vegetable seed cultivation

Before you can plant the pre-germinated or newly purchased vegetable seeds outside at the right time, you should get the bed into shape. For this, you will need some Garden Tools: A spade as well as a hoe or small cultivator can make the work easier for you. Start by clearing the bed of old plant debris. These can either be dug in or disposed of on the compost. Then loosen the topsoil to allow for ideal air and water supply. If you like, you can also work in some Bio Plant Fertilizer. However, make sure it is specifically suitable for vegetable fertilization. Alternatively, you can also use horse manure or humus from your compost.