1. Seed selection

If we want to see the life of Magnolia from seed to plant, we have to choose its seed well, because this is the key to its growth. If we choose a broken seed, it will even have a problem of germination, let alone grow into the shape of Magnolia. The suggestion we give here is to take the seeds of that year. If we save the seeds of last year or even the year before last, it is not a problem, but the preservation time of seeds is inversely proportional to its survival rate, that is to say, the seeds of that year are better. In addition, the shape of the seeds we choose must be better, full and no incomplete seeds are easier to or come down. In addition, we should also pay attention to whether the seeds have been bitten by insects. If so, we should choose other healthy seeds

2. Seeding disinfection

Seeds need to be disinfected. Generally speaking, we only need to put them in warm water for a quarter of an hour. The next step is to soak them in hot water for a day. The substrate of seeds also needs to be disinfected. We generally select the method of frying, which is relatively simple and rapid. In addition, we can use bactericide to disinfect. This is a better treatment method, but it is a little troublesome

3. Sowing method

In fact, the planting method of Magnolia is no different from that of ordinary plants. Because the seeds are relatively small, we don't need to take them by hand. We can directly use toothpick tools to stick the seeds up, and then cover the substrate on them. It doesn't need to be very deep. About one centimeter is OK. If some seeds are relatively large, we can directly put them in. The other operations are the same, but the thickness of the matrix is two or three times thicker than the seeds. After sowing, we also need to water the substrate. The watering process must be mild and the seeds must not be washed and flowed