Once those first green shoots appear, you’ll feel like a god. A slow, patient god with dirt under your nails.
Keep them in bright, indirect light. Let the soil dry out between waterings. Don’t repot until they have two sets of true leaves.
And then? You’ll have lavender. Weeks of waiting, but years of purple joy.
So go ahead. Stick a few seeds in a pot. Chill them if you remember. And then just wait—with coffee, with patience, with a little hope.
Eventually, they’ll show up. Lavenders always do. They just need you to be the one who didn’t give up.
