11. Protect Seedlings
It’s always best to start growing seeds indoors. Seedlings are fragile and can easily die if they are exposed to too much sunlight or if critters get in the soil and eat them. You don’t need to dish out all that money to buy seedling starters. When you finish your eggs, just take the container and use it to start planting what you’ll later transplant outside. Make sure to poke pin holes at the bottom of the container to ensure water drainage. When your seeds are nice and strong, all you have to do is scoop out the seedlings, roots and all, and plant them where you want it to grow. Easy!