Seed planting is the process of placing seeds into the soil to grow new plants. It involves selecting healthy seeds, preparing the soil, and ensuring the right depth and spacing for each type of seed. Proper planting helps seeds absorb moisture and nutrients, which are essential for germination. After planting, seeds require care, including watering and protection from pests. Depending on the type of seed, germination can take days to weeks. Once the seeds sprout, they develop into seedlings, which can eventually grow into mature plants, contributing to the ecosystem and providing food, beauty, and habitat for wildlife.