Comments on: Is it okay to buy any kind of herb seeds to plant? http://www.indoorherbgardenblog.com/indoor-herb-garden/is-it-okay-to-buy-any-kind-of-herb-seeds-to-plant Sat, 31 Oct 2009 11:47:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Krista http://www.indoorherbgardenblog.com/indoor-herb-garden/is-it-okay-to-buy-any-kind-of-herb-seeds-to-plant/comment-page-1#comment-1563 Krista Sat, 01 Aug 2009 17:33:59 +0000 http://www.indoorherbgardenblog.com/indoor-herb-garden/is-it-okay-to-buy-any-kind-of-herb-seeds-to-plant#comment-1563 You can use any container in your house to plant seeds. Just poke drainage holes in the bottom. The seed packs of herbs are fine. Get those and a cheap bag of potting soil (usually $1.80 or so for 40 lbs.) and you will be good to go. The starter kits are unnecessary.<br><b>References : </b><br>http://www.dinnergarden.org You can use any container in your house to plant seeds. Just poke drainage holes in the bottom. The seed packs of herbs are fine. Get those and a cheap bag of potting soil (usually $1.80 or so for 40 lbs.) and you will be good to go. The starter kits are unnecessary.
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]]> By: blues breaker http://www.indoorherbgardenblog.com/indoor-herb-garden/is-it-okay-to-buy-any-kind-of-herb-seeds-to-plant/comment-page-1#comment-1562 blues breaker Sat, 01 Aug 2009 17:01:59 +0000 http://www.indoorherbgardenblog.com/indoor-herb-garden/is-it-okay-to-buy-any-kind-of-herb-seeds-to-plant#comment-1562 the nice thing about the kits is they are first, cheaper. they have 3-5 pots, all the right size, some with peat pellets that you just water and they expand. no need to buy soil. and many have some sort of a plastic top that acts as a greenhouse for the seeds, promoting growth. the only down side is that THEY pick the types of herbs you'll grow. if you like the idea of everything all in one, buy a kit. if you don't like their assortment of herbs, you can always buy a pk or two of seeds to replace theirs.<br><b>References : </b><br> the nice thing about the kits is they are first, cheaper. they have 3-5 pots, all the right size, some with peat pellets that you just water and they expand. no need to buy soil. and many have some sort of a plastic top that acts as a greenhouse for the seeds, promoting growth. the only down side is that THEY pick the types of herbs you’ll grow. if you like the idea of everything all in one, buy a kit. if you don’t like their assortment of herbs, you can always buy a pk or two of seeds to replace theirs.
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