1. Select Seeds and Soil:
Choose a reliable zucchini seed variety.
Use high-quality, well-draining potting soil.
2. Prepare the Bags:
Use 15-20 gallon heavy-duty garden bags.
Poke several drainage holes in the bottom and sides.
3. Fill the Bags:
Fill bags with potting soil, leaving 4-6 inches from the top.
Moisten the soil thoroughly.
4. Plant the Seeds:
Plant 2-3 seeds about 1 inch deep in the center.
Space seeds a few inches apart.
Lightly cover seeds with soil and pat down gently.
5. Water:
Water thoroughly after planting.
Keep soil consistently moist, but not waterlogged.
Water at the base to avoid wetting leaves.
6. Place in Sunlight:
Place bags in a location with at least 6-8 hours of sunlight daily.
Ensure good air circulation.
7. Provide Support (Optional):
Use small stakes or a tomato cage if plants begin to sprawl.
This keeps plants upright and prevents fruit from touching the soil.
8. Fertilize (Optional):
Feed with a balanced fertilizer eve
The Secret to Growing Zucchini
