Dissolve growing medium pellets in 3/4 cup of water, fluff with fork, and place into pot. Sow seeds directly onto the surface of the growing medium, gently press in, and do not cover - rosemary seeds need light to germinate. Place in a warm, bright location with ample air circulation; keep growing medium moist but not overwatered. Rosemary seeds will germinate in 14-30 days. Once seedlings develop their second set of leaves, begin watering with balanced plant fertilizer mixed at half-strength. 

Tip: Rosemary seeds germinate best in warmer temperatures between 75° and 85°F.

No drainage? No problem. Easily add drainage by drilling a hole in the bottom-center of the basin.