To grow seedlings hardy enough to withstand a springtime move outdoors, you need to have a direct light source just a few inches away from your seed trays, said Calliope Correia, a horticulture ...

An inexpensive LED clamp-on plant light, strip lighting or a compact free-standing light fixture might suffice for a small tray of seeds, or works well as additional light for a houseplant or two.

You can also buy seed starting trays with grow light attachments if your access to natural light is limited. Watering: Seedlings also need sufficient water to grow.

These versatile full-spectrum LED grow lights are available in 2- and 4-foot six-packs, making them a great value buy for mounting on shelves or along closet walls. They string together and mount ...

Growing flowers from seed can save you money and get you a garden bursting with blooms. But to achieve a stunning display, you'll need to avoid these mistakes.

Once the cotyledons have emerged, you may introduce grow lights. Seedlings need 12 to 16 hours of light daily. Place the grow lights about 4 inches away from the sprouts until they are ready to begin ...

The easiest way to grow cayenne peppers is to start them from seed indoors about six to 10 weeks before the last frost date ...

Seed trays: Seed trays look like giant egg cartons. Each cell in the tray will be a temporary home to a seedling, which will be nurtured well enough to become a full-grown plant (outside) with time.