Step 3Planting Your Seeds
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To plant your seeds, fill your pots with soil and make small holes in the soil for your seeds. We used the end of a sharpie to make our 5 holes, but you could use your finger or just about anything. Just pay attention to how deep you make your holes. Some seeds require a 1/8" hole, others require 1/4" or more. Too deep and they may not sprout, too shallow and they may sprout too soon and have undeveloped roots. If the seed packet says 1/8", make them 1/8". Once you've got your holes ready, place 3 or 4 seeds in each hole and cover.
Once you're seeds are planted and covered, carefully apply water to the soil until it is thoroughly soaked. Just be extremely careful not to disturb the seeds you just planted. Allow the pots to drain in the sink before placing in your herb box (otherwise your drip tray may overflow and damage your windowsill).