Seed Planting Techniques for Young Seedlings

The video tutorial demonstrates how to plant small seeds using a tissue paper method. It begins with folding a tissue, spraying water, and spreading seeds on it. The prepared tissue is placed in a pot with pre-watered soil. A thin layer of soil is added over the seeds to ensure they can sprout easily. The video emphasizes maintaining moisture by spraying water and gently pressing the soil. It also suggests scattering seeds for better spacing and highlights the importance of careful watering for young seedlings.

What is the first step in preparing the tissue for seed planting?

• Add a thick layer of soil on the tissue

• Fold the tissue in half and spray water

• Spread seeds directly on the soil

• Label the pot before adding seeds

Why is it important to water the soil thoroughly before sowing seeds?

• To make the seeds float

• To wash away excess seeds

• To avoid watering all at once after sowing

• To make the soil heavy

What should be done after placing the tissue with seeds into the pot?

• Add a thick layer of soil

• Add a thin layer of soil

• Water the seeds heavily

• Leave the seeds uncovered

Why should you avoid adding a thick layer of soil over the seedlings?

• It attracts pests

• It makes it difficult for seedlings to emerge

• It prevents sunlight from reaching the seeds

• It causes the seeds to dry out

What is a benefit of scattering seeds before sowing them in soil?

• It ensures seeds are close together

• It helps in better spacing of seedlings

• It makes watering easier

• It speeds up germination

What is the recommended method for watering young seedlings?

• Submerging the pot in water

• Spraying water gently

• Using a watering can

• Pouring water directly