What is the best season to plant Paris polyphylla? What is the best month to plant Paris polyphylla?

When planting Fritillaria cirrhosa, it is best to plant it in a shaded environment, but it also needs a certain amount of light, so when choosing a planting site, you should find a land with short sunshine hours, but the soil should preferably be loose humus soil. In addition, the roots of Fritillaria cirrhosa do not grow deeply, so it is sufficient to shallowly turn the soil before preparing the land.

Paris polyphylla planting season

The best planting season for Paris polyphylla is in autumn, mainly from August to October. It can also be sown in April in spring. The sowing sites are mainly dry land or vegetable gardens near water sources.

Disinfect the soil before sowing, and you can sow after the land is prepared. In autumn and spring, the temperature is suitable, which is more suitable for the growth habits of Paris polyphylla, and planting at this time is more conducive to harvest.

The whole process of planting

1. When planting Paris polyphylla, it is best to select seeds that are full and free of disease, mildew and damage. Then mix them with clean fine sand in a ratio of 2:1, rub them to remove the outer seed coat, soak them in carbendazim for 1 hour, bury them in wet sand and wait for the Paris polyphylla to take root.

2. Plant the processed Paris polyphylla seeds directly into humus and fine sand, then cover the seeds with a thin layer of soil, and then cover them with a layer of fine grass to preserve moisture. This will not only help the Paris polyphylla seedlings to emerge from the soil, but also help the Paris polyphylla leaves to shed their shells, thus ensuring the germination rate.