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ball which is not muddy, but moist enough to hold its shape.
3. Spread about two cups of this moist soil evenly on a 12x24-inch window glass, leaving about an inch around the edge free of soil.
4. Make an x-shaped cut in the center of the sheet of plastic.
5. Fit this hole around the neck of the bottle and center it on the soil-covered glass. Tape the plastic to the neck of the bottle. Carefully spread the plastic sheet over the soil and fasten the edges to the glass with tape.
6. Fill the bottle top with moistened soil and insert one seed.
7. Press the seed oneinch into the moistened soil and cover with soil. Keep moist.
8. Place in a well-lighted spot but not in direct sunlight or near a source of heat.
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