The easiest way to work with small carrot seeds: Take a bottle
Despite the fact that the hot sowing season for all summer residents has ended, it will never be superfluous to add to your piggy bank of life hacks that will help make work in the garden and vegetable garden easier.
Today we will talk about carrot seeds, which many summer residents do not want to touch, and here is why.
The reason is that the grains of this crop, as is known, cannot boast of large sizes.
Because of this, working with them is, to put it mildly, inconvenient.
Now that the main factor explaining the summer residents’ “dislike” of the process of sowing carrots has been revealed, we can talk about a method designed to make the task easier.
The most ordinary plastic bottle left over from water will help to evenly distribute the seeds of the orange root vegetable in the garden bed.
Make a hole in the lid in advance – large enough so that a seed can easily pass through it.
Now pour the required amount of seeds into the bottle, screw on the lid and you can go to the garden.
