FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Soul Destiny Seven is a sanctuary for growth—where gardening meets intention, and flowers become reminders that transformation is always possible. We create thoughtfully curated offerings that help you plant something real and nurture something deeper within you, too.

Soul Destiny Seven isn’t just about planting flowers—it’s about planting meaning. Each kit is curated with intention, rooted in symbolism, and designed to help you slow down, reconnect, and create a ritual out of becoming.

Yes, absolutely. You don’t need a green thumb—you just need a willingness to try. If you can water, you can grow. And if something doesn’t go perfectly the first time, that’s part of the magic too.

Both. Always both. We believe spirituality becomes even more powerful when it’s tangible—when your hands are in the soil and your growth is visible.

Each Seedling Kit is designed to make starting seeds feel nourishing, not overwhelming. You’ll receive the curated elements you need to begin your planting ritual, plus a guide to help you feel supported while you grow.

Because every seed has its own preferences, we recommend following the growing instructions included with your specific kit.

• Seeds of Change focuses on working intimately with an intention—tending it slowly, steadily, and with care.
• Seeds of Inspiration is astrology-based, designed to help you work with the energy of zodiac seasons and archetypes.
• Seeds of Celebration is for life’s everyday milestones—joy, gratitude, and honoring what’s blooming right now.

In general: indoors from late winter through early spring is ideal, and outdoors once your weather warms and frost has passed (timing depends on your region).

For the best results, refer to the guide provided with your kit for timing recommendations based on the specific seeds you received.

Most people also use a small tray or plate to catch water, and a sunny window or grow light. If your kit includes paper pots and soil pods, you may not need much else to begin.

For seed-specific needs (like light requirements or planting depth), refer to the guide included with your kit.

Those are soil pods. To use them, place a pod in a bowl or tray and slowly add water. As it absorbs, it will expand.

Keep adding small amounts of water until the soil reaches a consistency that feels moist but fluffy, then gently break it up and fill your pots.

A sunny window can work beautifully—especially if it gets strong light for most of the day. If your seedlings start reaching or stretching, a grow light can help them feel more supported.

For light preferences specific to your seed variety, refer to your kit guide.

Gently and consistently. The soil should feel like a wrung-out sponge—moist, but not drenched.

If your seed variety prefers slightly different moisture levels, your kit guide will point you in the right direction.

Growth is not always loud. Sprouting depends on warmth, moisture, and the seed variety itself.

Refer to the guide included with your kit for estimated germination timing and any seed-specific tips.

Yes—extra seeds are provided. It’s best to plant only a few seeds at a time so you can care for them well (and avoid overcrowding).

Save the extras for another planting moment—another season, another intention, another beginning.

When they’ve grown stronger and have a few sets of true leaves, they’re ready for their next home.

If your kit includes paper pots, they can be directly transplanted into the ground or into a larger pot—paper and all. The pot will break down over time while your roots settle in.

For timing and handling tips based on your specific seed variety, refer to the guide included with your kit.

Yes. Container gardens are powerful, and you can absolutely grow beauty in small spaces.

For container sizing and sunlight preferences based on your specific seeds, refer to your kit guide.

This is real life, not perfection. You can start again, replant, adjust, and learn. Plants love people who return.

And because extra seeds are provided, you can save some for a fresh start when the timing feels right.

Before you plant, pause. Take a breath. Hold your intention in your heart like a candle flame. Then plant your seeds as a promise: “This is what I am growing into.”

That’s okay. Start with something simple and kind: peace, clarity, courage, softness, self-trust, joy. Sometimes your intention is simply: I want to feel like myself again.

Yes—just keep it gentle. You can plant different intentions in separate pots, or plant one overarching intention and let the flowers carry it forward.

It means showing up in small ways—watering, checking in, making space, choosing yourself again and again. Your intention grows the same way seeds do: slowly, steadily, and with care.

Absolutely. Many people love New Moons for beginnings, Waxing Moons for growth, Full Moons for reflection, and Waning Moons for release. Your energy matters more than any calendar. The best day to begin is the day you feel ready.

No. Sometimes the growth happens beneath the surface first—roots before blossoms. You didn’t fail. You’re still becoming.

It’s a plant-inspired oracle deck designed to help you reconnect with yourself through symbolism, reflection, and gentle guidance—like a little conversation between you and your inner knowing.

You can pull a daily card, ask a question, do a weekly check-in, or pair it with journaling or meditation. There’s no “wrong” way—only your way.

Yes. This deck is welcoming, intuitive, and made to feel like a warm doorway—never intimidating.

Both, depending on what you need. Sometimes the card feels like advice. Sometimes it feels like a mirror. Sometimes it’s a gentle nudge toward what you already knew.

Orders are processed as quickly as possible, and shipping timelines can vary based on location and season. If you ever need support with an order, we’re always here to help.

If tracking is available for your shipment, you’ll receive it once your order is on its way.

Because many items are small-batch and thoughtfully curated, return policies may vary. If something arrives damaged or you have an issue, reach out—we’ll work with you with care and fairness.

First, check around your delivery area and with neighbors. If it still hasn’t shown up, contact us and we’ll help you troubleshoot.

Yes. Soul Destiny Seven is perfect for gatherings and meaningful gifting. If you’re planning something special, reach out and we’ll help you make it magical.

Yes. Please reach out so we can coordinate a mutually beneficial working relationship, including product selection, quantities, timelines, and terms that feel supportive for both sides.

We believe in planting with love—for ourselves and the ecosystem. Pollinator-friendly growing practices matter deeply, and we encourage thoughtful, responsible planting whenever possible.

Some plants can be irritating or unsafe to pets, depending on the variety and the animal. If you have curious plant babies and furry babies, we recommend keeping seedlings out of reach and researching pet safety for specific plants.

Yes. A windowsill counts. A balcony counts. A tiny pot counts. You can still grow something beautiful exactly where you are.

Not at all. Sometimes seeds take their sweet time. Sprouting depends on warmth, moisture, light, and the seed variety itself. Keep the soil consistently damp (not soaked), and try placing them somewhere a bit warmer. Trust the timing—roots often begin before you see anything above the surface.

For seed-specific germination windows and tips, refer to the guide included with your kit.

This is common. The top layer can dry out faster than what’s underneath. If the soil feels dry about a fingertip deep, give it a little water. Aim for “moist like a wrung-out sponge,” not muddy.

They’re stretching toward the light. Move them closer to a sunny window or add a grow light. Rotating your tray daily also helps them grow evenly.

This can be damping off, often linked to too much moisture and not enough airflow. To prevent it: avoid overwatering, add airflow (a small fan helps), and make sure your soil drains well.

It might be, and it’s usually fixable. It often shows up when soil stays too wet with not enough airflow. Let the top layer dry slightly between waterings, increase airflow, and gently scrape off the top layer if needed.

Often it’s not enough light, inconsistent watering, or temperature swings. Increase light support and return to a steady moisture rhythm. Growth can pause while roots strengthen.

For seed-specific growth expectations, refer to your kit guide.

Yellowing can mean too much water, not enough light, or (for older seedlings) they may need nutrients or more space. If they have multiple sets of leaves, consider potting up.

Yes. Seeds are living things, and they don’t all wake up at once. Give the slower ones time. Sometimes the late bloomer ends up being the strongest.

And because extra seeds are provided, you can always try again with a fresh round when you’re ready.

A lot. If they’re leaning or stretching, that’s your sign to increase light support. South-facing windows tend to be best; grow lights are a great assist in darker months.

For specific light requirements, refer to your kit guide.

Once most seeds have sprouted, remove it. Domes help germination, but sprouts want airflow so they don’t stay too damp.

Yes. Let the soil dry a bit, ensure the container drains, and avoid letting water pool at the bottom. Small adjustments can make a big difference.

Not necessarily. Water gently, return them to good light, and see what happens. Plants are resilient, and they love someone who returns.

Always. Starting over isn’t failure—it’s gardening. It’s resilience in real time. The magic is in continuing.

Plant a few seeds at a time, and save the extras for another moment.

Yes! Check out our “Meditations” link.

Follow along on social media and join the community as we move through seasons together. New offerings, rituals, and reminders are always blooming.

We love aligned collaborations. If you feel called to create something together, reach out—we’d be honored to connect.