When to sow white snowflakes and key points of sowing and breeding

Snowflake planting time

Snowflake belongs to the family of Pleurotus eryngii and can be planted once a year. The best time to sow snowflake is from August to December, and October is generally the best time. The temperature at this time is relatively cool, and the germination temperature of snowflake seeds is between 15 and 18 degrees. This solar term is just right for sowing snowflakes.

How to sow white snowflakes

1. Cultivation: Before sowing snowflakes, the soil must be sterilized, then a thin layer of soil is sprinkled on the seeds and covered with plastic film to ensure the temperature.

2. Transplantation: After the cultivation of white snowflake is completed, wait for one month after sowing, the seedlings of white snowflake will grow 4 to 5 leaves. At this time, the seedlings need to be transplanted. After the transplantation is completed, they can be maintained.

Key points and techniques for growing white snowflakes

1. Light: Snowflakes like warm environments and need sufficient light. In spring and winter, they can directly receive full-day light. In summer, they need to be shielded from strong light, otherwise it will easily wither.

2. Fertilization: Before planting the white snow flower, sufficient fertilizer needs to be applied. Later in the growth period, fertilizer can be applied every half a month. Pay attention to the method of fertilization to avoid burning the roots.