Collection: Seeds

Seeds are the beginning of every plant cultivation. The quality of the seeds, proper sowing, and good germination conditions determine how strong the seedlings will be, how evenly the plants will sprout, and how well they will develop further. In indoor growing, we have more control over light, temperature, humidity, and substrate, so we can create more stable conditions for seeds to successfully start growing.

This category includes seeds for herbs, microgreens, seedlings, vegetables, houseplants, and other plants suitable for home cultivation and indoor growing. This also includes seeds for seed trays, grow shelves, hydroponics, smaller indoor gardens, and seasonal seedling preparation before transplanting to the garden, balcony, or larger pots.

When choosing seeds, it is important to consider what you want to grow, how much space you have, what conditions you can provide, and whether you will grow the plants only indoors or transplant them outdoors later. Microgreens need fast-germinating seeds and shallow trays, herbs need sufficient light and patience during initial growth, and vegetable seedlings need the right sowing time, appropriate substrate, and strong enough light.

For seeds, freshness, proper storage, appropriate temperature, humidity, and sowing depth are important. Too much water can cause rot or mold, while too little moisture can lead to poor germination. It is good to start with simple varieties, monitor conditions, and adjust light, watering, and ventilation as needed.