When is the best time to sow pentagonal flowers?

The best time to sow pentagonal flowers

The pentagon flower is an annual herbaceous plant of the Convolvulaceae family. It mainly relies on seeds for reproduction and propagation. It usually blooms about a month after sowing. The flowering season is from April to August of the year, and the seeds mature in autumn.

It is most suitable to sow the pentagon flower in spring, in mid-to-late April. After the seeds germinate, the temperature and humidity are very suitable for the growth of tender buds. Soon, large-scale flower clusters will grow, and tender small flowers will grow after a month.

Pentagram sowing method

1. Soak the seeds

The seeds of the pentagonal flower must be soaked first. The seeds harvested in autumn will lose moisture after a long period of storage, and the germination rate and survival rate of direct planting will be reduced.

2. Plant and water

Then bury the processed seeds in loose soil, and then pour in a certain amount of clean water to keep the soil moist at all times, providing a high-quality environment for the smooth germination of the seeds.

Key points and techniques for planting pentagonal flowers

1. Lighting

The juvenile pentagon flower is sensitive to light. Too strong light may cause damage to the plant. It is necessary to provide shade at noon to avoid direct sunlight.

2. Moisture

When the seeds of the pentagonal flower have just sprouted, reduce the amount of watering to prevent excessive moisture in the soil, which will cause difficulty in breathing for the plant roots and eventually cause root rot.