African Cabbage 1100 Seeds A.K.A Ethiopian Cabbage Greens (Cleome Gynandra)

benefits growing plant from seeds. Seeds don't carry the risk of introducing weeds or disease into your garden. You'll have control over the pots that they are grown in, the type of fertilizer you use, and how often they are watered, and remember Larger plants do better being placed in the garden as seedlings versus seeds because of the length of time they need to grow. On the other hand, plants that are smaller in size (like lettuce plants) don't take as long to reach maturity and may do much better in your garden being direct sown from seed. seeds provide the embryonic plant a food supply to promote growth while also protecting the developing plant embryo until conditions are right for growth. Seed formation is more dependable better adaptive strategy for dispersal to new habitat hard seeds provide protection to the young embryo being a product of sexual reproduction they generate new genetic combinations/genetic variations/sufficient food reserve for the young seedling to be nourished.