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How a seed becomes a harvest
Germination is simple once you know what each stage needs. Here is exactly what happens after you press a seed into soil — and what to do at every step.
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Day 0Sow
Press the seed into moist, warm soil at the depth printed on your packet, then firm it gently.
Sow at twice the depth of the seed's width.
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Day 1-3Imbibition
The seed drinks in water, swells and wakes the embryo inside. Nothing shows above ground yet.
Keep soil damp, never waterlogged.
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Day 4-7Radicle
The first root breaks the seed coat and anchors downward, hunting for water and minerals.
Do not disturb the soil surface now.
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Day 7-14Sprout
The shoot pushes up and the first seed leaves unfold to catch light and start feeding the plant.
Move to bright, indirect light.
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Week 3+True leaves
Real leaves appear and the seedling is ready to be thinned or potted on toward harvest.
Thin to the strongest seedling per spot.
Questions we hear often
From soil prep to harvest, our agronomists back every packet with real growing data — not just a photo.
- 500+Seed varieties
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01How do I choose the right seeds for my climate?
Check the hardiness zone on every packet — we list the sowing window and days to maturity so you can match a variety to your season.
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02Do you ship internationally?
Yes. International orders ship with the phytosanitary paperwork your customs authority requires, and tracking is included.
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03What is your return policy?
Unopened packets can be returned within 30 days. If a batch underperforms our germination guarantee, we replace it free.
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04How should I store seeds?
Keep them cool, dark and dry — an airtight jar in the fridge holds viability for years.