How many seeds to plant in one hole

To direct sow your seeds means to plant your seeds outdoors in the garden where it will grow instead of starting the seeds indoors.

Want to know how many seeds you should plant per hole or pot? It's a good question with an interesting answer. Read on to learn more!

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The age-old question from beginning gardeners is often how many seeds should I plant per hole or per container. There is no standard answer. Several factors figure into seed planting numbers. Click this article for more information.

So how many seeds should be planted per hole, cell, or pot? In general, two to three seeds should be planted per hole. Seeds do not have 100% germination rates, so not every seed planted will sprout. Overseeding holes, cells, or pots will help ensure that the number of plants you desire will grow (or more!).

Soaking seeds before planting is one of the fastest ways to make seeds germinate faster. Here's how to soak seeds properly.