Raising annuals indoors From Bedding Plants Raising plants on the windowsill Plants raised on windowsills indoors will not usually match the quality of those raised in better conditions in the greenhouse. However, once planted out they have a habit of catching up as summer growth develops. If you can tolerate propagators and pots scattered around the house, then take advantage of the differing light conditions afforded by windows of different aspects and the varying temperatures available in different rooms in the house. By moving seedlings and young plants from one place to another as they grow, and as the season warms, it is possible to minimize the effects of the low, one-sided lighting and of the dry atmosphere.   The advantages of a greenhouse Using a propagator or heated mat Choosing pots and trays Compost/Potting soil Seed sowing technique After sowing the seed Pricking out the seedlings Looking after seedlings Planting out Raising annuals indoors Annual Manual ©copyright 1999 Graham Rice. All Rights Reserved. All Images Digitally Watermarked.