Why not plant on barren days?

Planting on barren days is often discouraged because these days are thought to be less favorable for seed germination and growth. Barren days are associated with the moon's waning phase, when gravitational pull is lower, potentially affecting moisture levels in the soil. As a result, seeds may struggle to take root and thrive, leading to poor crop yields. Therefore, many gardeners prefer planting during more favorable lunar phases to enhance growth potential.