How to plant potted seeds

Introduction to Pot Plant Seeds

Potted plants evolved from Chinese culture and art. Ornamental potted plants originated from ancient gardens and were created by imitating natural landscapes. The seeds of potted plants fall off automatically and can also be spread with the help of external forces.

Pot seed planting time

The best time to sow seeds is in spring, March to early April. The temperature of 20-24 degrees is suitable for plant growth and the seeds will not freeze.

Potted seed planting method

1. Site selection and land preparation:

Be sure to choose a place with fertile soil, with a pH of 6. Apply enough base fertilizer in advance and till the soil deeply to kill the bacteria. Dig the ditch in advance, make a 50cm wide and 15cm high ridge, and leave space for walking.

2. Seed collection and storage:

The seeds need to be plump and need to be soaked in a reagent for 15 minutes to disinfect the seeds. The temperature and humidity should also be controlled to prevent the seeds from getting moldy.

3. Sowing:

When 50% of the seeds have sprouted, they can be sown. The belly of the potted seeds should be facing downwards, with 7cm spacing between each row. Then fill in 2cm of fine soil on top and finally cover with a layer of grass to keep the soil warm and moist and prevent the soil from becoming compacted.