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[marlingardener]

Moh, photo #1 (basil?) looks fine. The other two vegetables will need thinning. I use tweezers to pull out the extras, and depending on what herb/vegetable I'm thinning, I leave growing space of 1 to 2 inches around each. The Shahi, since it is a grass, won't need much thinning. The second photo, I don't know.
In future (and you do have a future as a gardener) small seeds can be mixed with fine sand and then planted. The sand keeps the seeds farther apart.

 

[Moh]

Moh, photo #1 (basil?) looks fine. The other two vegetables will need thinning. I use tweezers to pull out the extras, and depending on what herb/vegetable I'm thinning, I leave growing space of 1 to 2 inches around each. The Shahi, since it is a grass, won't need much thinning. The second photo, I don't know.
In future (and you do have a future as a gardener) small seeds can be mixed with fine sand and then planted. The sand keeps the seeds farther apart.

Photo #1 is radish, the second one is Thai basil and the last one is shahi (garden cress). Wow, that sounds very professional, I think I will need much more knowledge to know how to thin vegetables and I'm pretty sure with the help of you magnificent people I can get there.

 

[Tetters]

I am sure I have seen cherry tomatoes growing in hanging baskets, but not certain about the exact variety

 

[Sheal]

Welcome Mo.

 

[alp]

WELCOME!