[header] How to grow chamomile [title] Start indoor chamomile seeds in late winter. [step] It's best to start your seeds about six weeks before the last frost hits. For many regions, this will be in mid-february or early march.
[header] How to grow chamomile [title] Start indoor chamomile seeds in late winter. [step] It's best to start your seeds about six weeks before the last frost hits. For many regions, this will be in mid-february or early march.
For indoor seeds, plant them outdoors roughly a quarter of a year after the last frost which will put less humidity in the area. [title] Chill the seeds in plastic bags for a week. For the best results, plant your seeds outdoors in late summer. [substeps] You can find seeds online or at most local planters or nurseries. Adjust the timing based on your area's typical weather patterns. [title] Use a multi-container tray for sowing. In winter, leave the seeds dormant outside until late spring or fall. [substeps] You can buy seed zesting methods online, but seed zying methods are less effective because they won't produce enough seeds.