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To make chamomile tea at home, we often use tea bags or buy dried flowers. But we can also use the seeds inside to sow and grow our own plants. Since chamomile seeds need light to germinate, we need to sow them very shallowly without covering them with soil. In this video, we'll see all the steps to start growing chamomile at home and harvesting our own flowers. Since the ideal time to sow is in spring, we can also grow it alongside chia plants in the garden. -------------------------------------------- ★★★ Free Courses ★★★ --------------------------------------------    • 🍄Cómo Cultivar Hongos desde los que Compra...      • 💧Cómo Construir un Sistema de Hidroponia F...   -------------------------------------------- Videos of Interest -------------------------------------------- 00:00 Sowing Chamomile from Tea Bags or Dried Flowers 00:21 How to Make a Chamomile Seedbed Protected from the Cold 00:39 Why Chamomile Seeds Shouldn't Be Covered with Soil 00:57 How to Maintain Moisture for Better Germination 01:15 What to Do if Mold Appears in the Seedbed 01:54 When to Transplant Chamomile Plants Chamomile 02:00 Sun, soil, and care for growing chamomile at home 02:37 When to harvest chamomile flowers for drying 03:09 Tip for improving chamomile germination This video may include AI-generated dubbing. It may contain minor errors. We recommend turning on subtitles (reviewed and corrected), especially in sections with measurements, figures, or specific techniques. This and all audiovisual content, in any format (including shorts, reels, podcasts, and others), published by MiradasBiologicas® is its exclusive property. Copying, editing (in whole or in part), distribution, public communication, making available, transformation, and any other reuse of the work and audiovisual production without authorization is prohibited.