How to grow Thousand Birds Grass in three steps!

The process of growing plover

Seed selection and processing

Seeds are the way more than 90% of plants reproduce, and the quality of seeds directly determines the germination rate, survival rate, and growth of the plants. The plant Plover is no exception. Therefore, when selecting seeds, you must choose some seeds with full grains, healthy and undamaged, so as to reduce the probability of diseases and pests from the first stage of planting. Friends who have had pastoral life experience must know that seeds need to be mixed before sowing. Thousand bird grass seeds are generally mixed with a drug called new lipid film. This not only can enhance the temperature and humidity of the seeds in the soil, but also can resist the invasion of foreign pests and bacteria, thereby ensuring the germination rate of the seeds.

Raw materials and seeds

Prepare flower pots, soil, seeds, films and other raw materials in advance, and sprinkle the seeds into the loose and even soil of the flower pots. Remember to sprinkle a small amount of water in the soil. After the seeds are evenly sown, simply cover them with some fine soil. If the temperature is not enough, you can cover it with a layer of film to keep it warm.

Weeding and management

After germination, the seeds of the thrush may be too dense, so flower lovers should select them reasonably according to the size of the flowerpot, and pull out some weak, sick or poorly growing seedlings. During the growth process, water and fertilizer maintenance can be carried out in appropriate amounts according to the conditions.