Seed Planting and Care Techniques

The video tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on planting seeds. It begins with labeling the corners of the planting area and placing seeds at each corner and the center. The importance of planting seeds at the correct depth is emphasized to ensure proper germination. The tutorial also covers recording the planting process and using gentle watering techniques to avoid soil movement. Finally, it outlines a daily maintenance routine for two weeks to ensure healthy seed growth.

What is the first step in preparing the planting area for seeds?

• Removing weeds

• Adding fertilizer

• Labeling each corner and the middle

• Watering the soil

Why is it important to plant seeds at the correct depth?

• To ensure they get enough sunlight

• To prevent birds from eating them

• To ensure proper germination and strong root systems

• To make them easier to water

What tool is suggested for making holes for the seeds?

• A stick

• A pen

• A spoon

• A shovel

Where should you plant the pea seeds according to the tutorial?

• Randomly scattered

• On the corners and in the middle

• On the corners only

• In the middle only

What should you do after placing the seeds in the holes?

• Leave them uncovered

• Cover them gently with soil

• Press them firmly into the soil

• Add fertilizer immediately

Why is it important to water the seeds gently?

• To prevent seed rot

• To make the soil dry

• To save water

• To avoid soil movement

How often should you water the seeds during the two-week care period?

• Once a week

• Every other day

• Twice a day

• Every day

What is the purpose of using a sprinkler for watering?

• To water quickly

• To water gently and evenly

• To water only the corners

• To water only the middle

What should you do with the eco palms each day during the care period?

• Leave them in the sun

• Flush through both chambers

• Store them in a dry place

• Use them to cover the seeds

What is the duration of the ongoing care process described in the tutorial?

• Four weeks

• Three weeks

• Two weeks

• One week