How Do You Build A Tabletop Greenhouse From A Plastic Food Container?
Experienced gardeners will tell you that the two key ingredients to getting your seeds to sprout quickly and grow heartily are heat and humidity. Gardening catalogs sell a wide variety of countertop or windowsill greenhouses designed to give your seedlings a head start, but they can often be pricey. Instead, consider making your own seedling greenhouse from recycled materials. Evaluate your container for growing seedlings. Ideally, the container should be big enough to house the seedling until it is ready to be transplanted into its pot or into the ground. Because certain plants grow larger than others, find out how tall of a container you will need. The top of the container should be tall enough to accommodate the plant until it has grown true leaves. The bottom of the container needs to be deep enough to hold enough soil to allow the plant to grow a healthy root system, or to hold the individual containers in which you will plant your seeds. Settle on a container. Some ideas for gree
