Making the Bees Come to Me: Part Three- Roots and Shoots

For a while after I planted my seeds I failed too see anything growing at all. I was worried that somehow I had done it wrong or it would take much longer than I had initially hoped to get these plants growing. However about five days after I had plated the seeds I began to see a few very, very tiny shoots appear in the planters.

Over the next two days they began to spring up, little green leaves appearing everywhere.

I began to use a liquid plant feed along with the regular watering I gave the shoots, to make sure they got all the nutrients that they needed as well as to promote faster larger plant growth. And around 11 days after planting the shoots were gaining tiny leaves and heading towards the sunlight.