Success hinges on avoiding pitfalls—especially spacing, depth, and light errors that doom plants before they start.
Seedlings look small but need mature-room. Follow packet guidelines. Tangled roots result from crowding. Use containers or limit variety if space is tight. Planting depth rule: drier conditions = deeper; larger seeds = deeper. Too shallow = poor nourishment; too deep = light starvation or drowning.
Most vegetables need 6+ hours. Map actual sun exposure on your site. Some plants prefer shade; others scorch in direct sun. Reflected light can substitute where direct sun is scarce.
Research before planting. Mistakes are inevitable—each season makes you a better gardener. Don’t let fear stop you; let experience guide you.
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