Tell me how to grow plants from seeds
Seeds require moisture, warmth and darkness in order to sprout. To germinate a seed, you will need to provide these conditions for at least the first 24-48 hours after planting. After that time has elapsed, they can be started indoors or outside once their danger of frost is past.

1) Soil: Seeds should be planted into well-drained potting soil that's rich with compost. Avoid soil that contains large chunks of broken down plant material as this could harbor pests.

2) Moisture: Place your container on top of an open dishpan filled with water so that it stays damp but not soggy. The seedlings may droop if left too dry; add water whenever necessary to prevent wilting.

3) Temperature: Keep containers warm (around 75°F [24°C]) by placing them on a heating pad or under lights until germination occurs; turn off heat source when not using it.

4) Light/darkness: Seedlings need bright light during day and complete dark at night, which helps them establish roots quickly. You'll know your seeds have established enough root growth when the stem begins to poke through the bottom of the container.

5) Watering: Keep moist but never wet. Once the seedlings are established in the soil, water only when needed - usually just once every week or two, depending on weather conditions.