A lot of veggies like to have their own space to grow and thrive – especially cabbage, eggplant and cabbage. There are other veggies who are a bit more sociable and don’t mind growing in clumps. Not only will this help you get more plants from a smaller space, it also frees up areas in the garden to plant other vegetables.
We have put together this guide to show you how it can be done in 3 easy steps.
Getting Started
There are a few items you need ready to make a start:
- Punnet tray
- Quality seed-raising mix
- Watering can
- Liquid fertiliser
- Dibber
- Seeds
Prepare and Plant
- Fill a multicell punnet or tray with quality seed-raising mix
- Water the soil so it is moist
- Make a planting hole
- Sprinkle 8-10 seeds per hole
Let’s Germinate
- Move the punnet over to a warm, sunny place
- Keep the raising mix moist
- Within 10 days, the seeds will germinate
Let’s Dib-It
- Use a dibber to make planting holes in the garden
- Keep the holes 20cm – 25cm apart
- Plant the seedling clump into each of the holes
- Water in well
What are the Best Plants to MultiSow?
How Many Seeds Can I Plant Together?
A Few Points to Remember:
Always remember to rotate your crops when planting these veggies into your garden. Check out our guide to Crop Rotation:
