When is the best time to sow Viola yedoensis seeds?

Viola yedoensis seed sowing time

There is generally no restriction on the sowing time of Viola yedoensis. It is relatively cold-resistant and drought-resistant. It can be sown in spring from March to May, or planted in autumn from August to November. In southern regions, it can also be sown in December. Its seeds are not afraid of low temperature environments.

Viola yedoensis seed planting method and steps

1. Soil: Viola yedoensis has strong adaptability and generally has no requirements for soil. It can be planted in ordinary planting soil. However, it is afraid of waterlogging, so you must use soil with good drainage, and it needs to be disinfected before sowing.

2. Seeds: When sowing Viola yedoensis, you need to select suitable seeds. They must be full and free of diseases. Potassium permanganate is needed for disinfection before sowing.

3. Sowing: Viola yedoensis seeds are generally sown by scattering method. They are evenly spread in moist soil, then covered with fine soil, and the temperature should be kept at around 15-25 degrees.

4. Maintenance: Viola yedoensis seeds need to be managed more closely after germination. The temperature must be suitable and there must be sufficient sunlight, otherwise it will cause excessive growth. Just keep the soil slightly dry at normal times.