How to make pumpkin seeds germinate quickly

Pumpkin seed germination environment

Pumpkin seeds are the seeds of pumpkin. They are usually planted in spring and autumn because the climate at that time is most suitable for growth. After planting, the temperature must be kept above 15 degrees so that it will gradually germinate. It takes about 2-3 days to germinate.

Pumpkin seed germination process

After planting, pumpkin seeds take 2-3 days to germinate. Generally, they need to be germinated before planting. They need to be soaked in clean water for 2-4 hours, and the water temperature should be kept between 40-45 degrees. This way, the germination speed will be faster and they can be transplanted after germination.

Pumpkin seeds direct planting

Pumpkin seeds can be planted directly, and they germinate relatively quickly, but they must be exposed to sufficient sunlight during maintenance.

Pumpkin seeds sprouting in soil

After the pumpkin seeds have germinated and small sprouts have grown, they can be planted in the soil. After planting, good fertilizer and water management is required so that the growth rate will be faster.

How to Sprouting Pumpkin Seeds

If you want pumpkin seeds to grow faster, you need to use fuller and healthier seeds, and soak them in warm water for 4-5 hours. The seeds will start to germinate at a suitable temperature after being soaked in water. Then take them out and wrap them with a wet cloth to maintain a certain air permeability, and then wait for the seeds to germinate.

Pumpkin seed germination

When planting pumpkin seeds, you need to use relatively full and disease-free seeds. After planting, they need to be maintained in loose, fertile, well-drained soil. In addition, they need to have sufficient sunlight and good fertilizer and water management during normal maintenance.