How far ahead can you prep a salad?

Table of Contents:

1. How far ahead can you prep a salad?
2. Can you make salads ahead of time?
3. How many seeds do you put in one hole?
4. How many tomato seeds do you plant in one hole?
5. How many carrot seeds do you plant per hole?
6. Should I soak tomato seeds before planting?

How far ahead can you prep a salad?

Meal prep salads should last 3 to 5 days when prepared with clean, dry ingredients and stored in the refrigerator.

Can you make salads ahead of time?

You can meal prep them ahead of time, as in, like a week ahead of time with fresh ingredients. They last very long! Your dressing won't make your green soggy. Properly layering a mason jar salad means they never touch until you're ready to them, keeping everything fresh and crisp.

How many seeds do you put in one hole?

In general, two to three seeds should be planted per hole. Seeds do not have 100% germination rates, so not every seed planted will sprout. Overseeding holes, cells, or pots will help ensure that the number of plants you desire will grow (or more!).

How many tomato seeds do you plant in one hole?

How many tomato seeds should I plant per hole? It's ideal to plant two seeds per hole, the extra seed will work as an insurance when the other seeds fails to sprout.

How many carrot seeds do you plant per hole?

three carrot seeds

Should I soak tomato seeds before planting?

ANSWER: Soaking your tomato seeds before planting, or letting them sprout on a damp paper towel, can help increase the rate of successful germination, resulting in more healthy plants that make it to your garden. ... To germinate tomato seeds on a paper towel, moisten a single paper towel so that it's damp but not soaked.