Sowing method

1. First, prepare the sowing substrate and flower pot. For the soil, it is better to use a finer soil, which has better drainage and permeability, and better water holding capacity. Generally, it can be mixed with 1 part of perlite, 3 parts of peat soil and 1 part of red jade soil, or it can be matched according to the standard

2. After selecting the container, you can first lay a thin layer of small stones under it, so that the plants can better moisturize and seep. Alternatively, you can choose some 6-6mm ceramsite or bark instead. After the container is almost full, level it slightly and soak the basin until it is soaked

3. We can also spread a thin layer of hematite or vermiculite on the soil to maintain water and increase air permeability. And if the two kinds of soil are dry, the color will be different, which is easy to see. It should also be noted that if the soil is not paved, the perlite floating on the soil surface after soaking must be picked up, which is some small stones with white color

4. Another important thing is to soak the basin until you see that there is water in the soil, and then half an hour after leaching, which can ensure that the soil can fully absorb all the water. This method should also be used to replenish the water in the soil after emergence, but it only takes 2 to 5 minutes

5. When sowing, because the seeds are relatively small, we can first put the seeds on a piece of white paper, and then put the seeds into the flower pot with a toothpick dipped in water. Remember that the seeds must not be covered with soil after they are placed, so as to ensure that the seeds are on the surface of the soil. Then put a layer of fresh-keeping film and pierce some small holes with toothpicks to increase ventilation

Precautions

After the above steps are completed, you can put it in a place with good light and wait for germination quietly. Be careful not to be directly exposed to the sun. When it sprouts, you can put it in a place with good sun