Lesson 7 – The benefits of multisowing Quiz

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What are some the benefits of multisowing? Choose three answers.

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You need fewer seeds

Plants grow well from being with their friends in clumps

You can raise more plants in the same area of propagating space

You save time because you are transplanting two or more seedlings at once

Depending on the vegetable, how many seeds should you multisow in module cells?

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Three to ten

Four

One to three

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You can also multisow larger seeds that are sown direct – garlic, for example.

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True

False

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Compared to bulb onions, it works well to sow twice as many salad onions per cell.

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True

False

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Which are examples of vegetables that make better harvests as singles? Choose three answers.

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Cucumbers for fruits of decent size

Cabbage and lettuce to make hearts

Swede and celeriac to make large roots

Beetroot for medium-sized roots

Kale for salad leaves

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