How do newly sprouted plants get sunlight?

Need sun

Newly sprouted plants will grow better under sunlight, which can also prevent them from growing too tall.

How to dry

In winter, you can place it on the balcony where sunlight can shine directly in to bask in the sun. In summer, avoid direct sunlight and provide appropriate shade.

Precautions

Because the newly sprouted plant seedlings are very fragile and tender, and cannot withstand the hot summer sun at all, they should not be exposed directly to the sun. Instead, they can receive some scattered light.

When newly sprouted plants are exposed to the sun, you must pay attention to the dryness and wetness of the soil, because the sun will evaporate a large amount of water, so you must pay attention to watering them appropriately. If the soil is too dry, consider soaking the pot.

If you find that the seedlings are wilting, move them to a cool place immediately or provide appropriate shading.

There is no need to expose the seeds to the sun before they germinate, as this will have a counterproductive effect. Just control the temperature and moisture.

In spring and autumn, you can cover the area with a film to expose it to the sun. Because the temperature is sometimes very low in spring and autumn, in order to make the seedlings grow faster and at the same time increase the temperature for their growth, you can cover them with a layer of film and expose them to the sun.