Chamomile is a plant with many medicinal properties that we can grow in pots or directly in the ground.
Dried chamomile flowers usually have many ripe seeds that we can sow.
An important point to keep in mind is that when sowing the contents of the chamomile bags, we will also be leaving remains of the dried chamomile flowers, leaves and stems, which will be food for the fungi that we have in the substrate.
If you sow chamomile in closed containers to maintain humidity until germination, do not discard the seedbed if you see fungal growth from the first days
These fungi will consume the remains of the flowers, leaves and dry stems of the chamomile.
As time passes, these fungi disappear and we will see the seeds germinate in a period of one to two weeks

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