1. Sprout in moistened gauze or cloth for 2-3 days

2. After germination, transfer to a more spacious container at a distance of 5 cm from each other

3. After the sprouts grow stronger, you need to tie them to the trellis (a stick which is attached on top, and a rope is tied to it, which will support the plants).

1. To grow seedlings, pour the soil into a shallow container to the edges and plant seeds at a distance of 1 cm.

2. After the emergence of the sprouts, transplant one or two of the strongest plants into the pot

3. Periodically loosen the soil

4. Water 2 times a week

1. Germinate seeds in wet gauze 2-3 days before the first leaves. Then transfer to a larger container

2. Make several holes approximately 10 cm apart from each other, fertilize them with compost or humus and then seed the plants

3. Periodically loosen the ground

4. Water once every 10 days

1. Sprout seeds in wet gauze until the first leaves appear.

2. After germination, transplant the sprouts into plastic cups by digging holes in the soil 10-15 mm at a distance of 50 mm from each other, and grow until 4-5 leaves appear.

3. Then transplant into the pot. At the bottom, lay a layer of expanded clay or pieces of foam. Place the seedlings in a pot, and fill the free space with soil. Add 2-3 cm of the earth on top and moisturise the soil.

4. Water twice a week.

1. Germinate seeds in moist gauze until the first leaves appear, then plant in plastic cups.

2. In glasses, grow until 4-5 leaves appear, then transplant into a larger container at a distance of 10 cm from each other

3. It is important to keep the temperature at about 20˚C and keep the soil from drying out.