Why you shouldn't water your seeds after sowing.

After the seeds are sown in the soil, most gardeners make the same common mistake - they begin to water the crops.

This is not correct and in no case should you do so.

Having sown seeds in the soil, you do not need to water them, since these actions can greatly harm them, in other words, kill the seedlings.

The reason for this lies in the fact that during the watering process, the seeds, along with the water, go deep into the soil.

In most cases, this leads to the fact that the seedlings do not sprout, and if they do sprout, they will lag behind in development.

In addition, in consequence, the seedlings will be rather weak, prone to disease and thin.

In order to obtain strong and healthy seedlings, the sowing depth should not exceed two seeds.

How to properly moisten the soil? In order for the seeds to germinate, they definitely need moisture. To ensure this, the soil should be well watered before planting.

Here it must be borne in mind that cold water cannot be used for irrigation, it should be slightly warm.

If, before planting, the soil was not watered for any reason, then after placing the seed in it, it should be sprayed from a spray bottle.

Compliance with such not tricky sowing rules will make it possible to get strong seedlings, which will subsequently delight you with a good and bountiful harvest.

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