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Dora & Paw Patrol Stickers

Put the stickers on the outer pot to give it a stunning look!

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Cocopeat has to be soaked completely in water for six to seven hours
Mix it a little with hands so that the lumps are properly broken. Now put the mixed soil in planter and fill three fourth of planter with cocopeat

Cocopeat Tablets

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Put the mixed soil in the planter Be careful not to block those spiracles of the pot

Sowing

Use the sowing cards to put the seeds on the soil one by one.

Write down the plants name the sowing date and your name on the name flag with marker, then put the name flag in the pot

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Irrigate

Sprinkle water 2 to 3 times a day to keep your microgreens thriving

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Place the irrigated plants under sunshine. Bright sunlight or a spot that receives 5 to 6 hours of sunlight is good enough for microgreens to develop.

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Tidy up the shovel on the pot side ( refer to the picture ) then wash your hands and keep things clean

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It can be harvested in 10 to 12 days as well. Take a sharp scissors or knife and cut the shoots from above the soil, without touching the roots. wash the microgreens, pot harvest and they are ready to eat. 

Gardening With Kids

Activities for growing with children. 

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Gardens can be a great place to cultivate a meaningful and fun learning experience for children. It’s a natural match. Gardening can offer children an opportunity to learn the life cycle process, by which plants are grown, as well as responsibility, caretaking, independence, and environmental awareness. Introducing children to gardening is a great way to increase their awareness of where food comes from and the importance of the environment in everyday life. Available on Ecommerce platforms

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