Yes, you can put seeds in compost and they may still grow, as compost provides nutrients and a healthy environment for plants to thrive.
Sure, It might take a little longer, but you still can!
Yes, you can plant seeds from dried peppers and they can still grow into new plants. Drying the peppers does not harm the seeds' ability to germinate and grow.
In a vegetable garden with compost and seeds.
Get some seeds. Get a pot of compost. Put the seeds in, cover with a very thin layer of more compost. Leave, make sure its kept moist. Should grow in no time.
To effectively grow vegetables in a compost pile, ensure the compost is well-balanced with a mix of green and brown materials. Plant seeds or seedlings directly into the compost, ensuring they have enough space to grow. Water regularly and monitor for pests. Harvest vegetables when they are ready.
To effectively plant in compost without soil, you can use a method called "container gardening." Fill a container with compost, plant your seeds or seedlings in the compost, and make sure to water and care for the plants regularly. The compost will provide nutrients for the plants to grow without the need for traditional soil.
If they fall into forks of branches high in the canopy,which have very little compost ,they will not be able to survive as they use the water in the compost of the fork.
Compost can help your plants grow better
compost
Compost helps plants grow.
Don't use ordinary Garden soil - that will contain fungus etc.We would suggest using a premium quality compost such as those listed here:http://theenglishchillicompany.co.uk/compost-for-chilli-seeds/
Yes, you can grow vegetables in compost. Compost provides nutrients and improves soil quality, which can help vegetables thrive and produce a healthy harvest.