Final Answer:
three quarters means 3 out of 4 parts (or 75%) — in the passage, it means filling the pot with soil until it is about 3/4 full.
The last step is putting the plant in the sun and watching it grow.
Supplies needed: seeds, rich soil, a pot, and a watering can.
Yes, the author missed a step: after putting water in the pot, you should *not* put too much water — but more importantly, the text says “Do not put…water into your pot!” which contradicts the earlier instruction to add water; this warning likely means *do not overwater*, but it’s unclear — the missed step is clearly stating how much water to use or when to stop. However, based strictly on the text, the only explicit contradiction is the warning “Do not put…water into your pot!” right after saying to add water — so the author missed clarifying that you should add *just a little* water, not too much.
You should use your index finger to dig a little hole in the soil.
Anybody can plant a flower.
Do not put *too much* water into your pot!
“Rich” means the soil has lots of good stuff (like nutrients) that helps plants grow well.
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