A Chia herb garden can be a quick and easy option for the novice gardener who wants to try their hand at growing their own plants. Â
With the patented Chia growing system and a selection of herb seeds, a Chia herb garden takes all the guesswork out of container gardening and can even be the first step in planting your own outdoor garden.
Though herb gardening is among the easiest & simplest forms of gardening, the Chia system makes it even simpler.
Using the same unique growing sponge made of peat moss, bark and sponge that is used for other Chia plants, all the guesswork is taken out of gardening. The sponge helps regulate the air to water ratio, ensuring the ideal growing environment.
As with any Chia plant, the Chia herb garden uses a few simple steps to get your herbs growing. J
ust tuck the sponge into the pot and sprinkle the accompanying seeds onto it, then moisten lightly and cover the entire thing with an open sandwich bag to retain moisture. Â
Before long, you should see growth.
Once the plants have begun to sprout you can uncover them and move them to a windowsill to begin tending to them like you would with any standard herb gardening. Â
The seeds don’t need a tremendous amount of direct sunlight, but the plants will, so a windowsill with southern exposure should work best.
With the sponge system, the Chia herb garden allows you to avoid the trouble of finding just the right soil or some other kind of potting mixture to help your herbs grow. Â
And there is almost no limit to the kind of herbs you can grow.
Chia offers a variety of seeds including Basil, Chives, Cilantro, Dill, Parsley and Sweet Marjoram. You can pick and choose which ones you’d like to grow and they should all grow easily.
All of these are among the most popular edible herbs, used in everything from tomato sauce to salad to soup and other dishes. Â
There are almost no limits to the benefits you can get from this type of herbs gardening and with the easy grow system, almost no way you can avoid being successful!
And perhaps the best part of the Chia herb garden experience is that it doesn’t have to end once your plants have reached full growth. Â
You can easily transplant from the small pots in the Chia kit to a larger windowsill container or directly to your garden. Just move the plant, sponge and all, and plant it in your desired location, it’s that simple!  Â
If you’ve ever considered starting an herb garden but were afraid to try, the Chia garden may be the perfect first step for you. Â
Everything you need for a successful windowsill garden is provided in one kit. Follow the instructions and you’ll have a fragrant, thriving herb garden of your very own before you even know it!
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