5 tips for successful pre-cultivation

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When the sun has turned and the days are getting longer it's time for pre-cultivation. Many start already in January. Here you get gardener and garden inspirator Malou Augustins five best tips for a successful pre-cultivation.

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Guaranteed gardening joy with ready-made vegetable plants

Did you forget to sow chili in January, won't your cabbage plants grow this year or do you just not have room for a lot of pots inside? Who says you have to do everything yourself? Buy ready-made vegetable plants, and harvest from your own patio without stress. Here you get gardener Malou Augustin's best tips.

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Plant seeds in the autumn and enjoy flowers in the spring.

Sow seeds early and late in the fall - and be greeted by a blooming garden in the spring. Which seeds are suitable for overwintering? Read more here in our guide and get your planting done in the fall before the frost comes.

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This is how you get difficult seeds to germinate.

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Common problems with pre-cultivation - and how to solve them

Starting with pre-cultivation of seeds indoors after a long and dark winter is something many long for. But sometimes it doesn't go quite as we had hoped. Here you get the answers on what you can do if things go a bit wrong.,

Pre-cultivation - what kind of equipment do you need?

The Norwegian summer is fantastic, but oh so short. By pre-cultivating seeds indoors, we can still succeed with most flowers and vegetables. But what should we grow them in? Here we guide you through everything from seed trays and plug trays to seed and cultivation pellets.

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