How to grow rosemary seeds

Rosemary can be harvested 3-4 times a year, and each time 250-350 kg of fresh branches and leaves are harvested. At the same time, in order to help improve photosynthesis of rosemary, rosemary needs to be pruned again after harvesting, and the plant needs to be pruned into a cone shape.

When planting rosemary seeds, spread them evenly on the moist seedbed and spray the seeds with water once every morning to keep the surface of the soil moist.

Rosemary seed sowing time

Planting rosemary requires choosing the right time. It prefers a warm environment and is not very cold-resistant or heat-resistant. Therefore, it is recommended to sow in spring, specifically in April or May, when the temperature is suitable and the seeds can germinate better. If it is in the warm southern region, it can also be sown in autumn.

How to grow rosemary seeds

After the rosemary seeds have germinated, they can be planted in the soil. The planting method is very simple. Just place the rosemary seeds on the surface of the soil. There is no need to cover the soil. Spray water frequently to ensure that the soil has a certain moisture. The temperature should be maintained between 15-20 degrees. It only takes more than half a month to germinate in such an environment, and it can be transplanted when it grows to 10 cm high.