How to Grow Vegetables Without Soil? A Detailed Guide to the Planting Method

Nowadays technology is becoming more and more advanced, and a soilless cultivation technique has emerged, so how do you grow vegetables without soil?

1. Soak the seeds

First soak the prepared seeds; depending on how hard the seeds are, the soaking time is half a day to one day. Then prepare a sheet of paper and a tray. Lay the paper flat on the tray and wet it with water.

2. Wet the paper

Spread the seeds flat on the paper, without overlapping one another. Then spray with water and cover the seeds with another sheet of paper.

3. Store the seeds in a cool place

Put the tray in a cool environment; before germination there should be no strong sunlight, so the seedlings do not get scorched.

4. Seed germination

After germination (about 7 days), once small leaves have grown, they can be exposed to sunlight. During this period, be sure to keep the bottom of the tray moist at all times and spray with water often. Vegetable seedlings change from one day to the next. In about two weeks, the vegetable seedlings can grow quite tall. At this point you can take out the whole tray, rinse off the paper, and they are ready to eat!

After reading the vegetable planting steps above, isn't it both simple and practical? You can try growing some vegetables at home yourself.