Im trying to grow come Chamomile so i bought some peat pellets and soaked them then make a small hole in the center and put 3 seeds in the center now they are starting to sprout.

1-All the spouts in the peat pellets are really close to each other is it possible to keep save all 3 plants that are in a single pellet or can only 1 grow there?

2-I made a makeshift greenhouse using a heating pad and a container with a lid, im wondering if i have to take the plants out that just sprouted or do i keep them in it and if i keep them in it when should i take them out of the makeshift greenhouse?

Thanks!

You don't say what kind of container you have them in, but the seedlings now need light and water. If your container is clear, they may get enough of both if you set it outside, but protect it from overheating and cooking the little plants. They are very tender and vulnerable right now.

If you lose some of them, or even if you lose all of them, try again. I've been gardening for over 50 years and I'm still learning new things all the time. One thing I learned this year was that soilless sterile seed starting mix is much better than peat pellets for starting seeds. the pellets are handy and convenient, but plants outgrow them very quickly. Cheryl

Here is my frugal setup:

http://img27.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=p1010017qdi.jpg

The container im using is actually i think some kind of tinfoil roasting pan with a plastic lid on top of a heating pad and inside is a thermometer which is surprisingly staying at 80F. I had all of these laying around and its amazingly working well so far. The second picture is my of my Chamomile seedlings that i planted 2 days ago. So you think i should take anything that has sprouted out of the container? Where should i put them? How can i keep the pellets from drying up?

Thanks!!