Surprised by the "transformation" of milk cartons into vegetable pots

Surprised by the "transformation" of milk cartons into vegetable pots
Do you want to grow young vegetables from seed to harvest? That's an interesting idea. I can help you with some basic steps below.
First, you need to prepare some items such as milk cartons, soil, seeds, water, and light. You can use plastic trays, milk cartons, or anything with a low bottom and good drainage. You also need to choose young vegetables that suit your taste and purpose.
There are many types of baby vegetables to choose from, such as mustard greens, green lettuce, specialty lettuce, Japanese baby greens, baby mustard greens, spinach, celery, and even edible flowers.
Next, you need to put soil into the milk carton. You can spread the seeds evenly on the soil surface or sow in rows about 2-3 cm apart. You should sow seeds densely to create a layer of green young vegetables. After sowing the seeds, you need to cover them with a thin layer of soil. You also need to water regularly to keep the soil moist.
Finally, you need to place the tray in a place with enough light. You can place the tray near a window or under a grow light. You need to ensure that young vegetables receive at least 6-8 hours of light per day. You also need to observe and cut off any yellow or wilted leaves. You can harvest young vegetables after about 2-4 weeks, depending on the type of vegetable and desired size.