How to propagate the worry-free flower

How to propagate the worry-free flower

Generally, the fruits of the worry-free flower will mature in August. At this time, the fruits can be harvested and placed in a cool and ventilated place to dry. In order to ensure the germination rate, the seeds of the worry-free flower need to be kept from losing water, so do not expose the seeds to the sun or store them for a long time. The worry-free flower is generally sown as soon as it is harvested.

For the germination of the worry-free flower, the temperature needs to be above 18℃, so it is usually sown in late August, and the seeds are sown directly on a moist sand bed. Around September, the seeds of the worry-free flower can germinate, and the germination will be very vigorous in October.

After the seeds of the worry-free flower germinate, pay attention to maintaining the temperature and protect them from the cold in winter.

Transplanting of Worry-free Flower after Sowing

Generally, after a period of growth and passing the winter, the worry-free flower is ready to be transplanted.

Transplanting is generally carried out after March in spring. The seedlings of the worry-free flower are transplanted to a suitable nursery for cultivation. Be careful not to plant the plants too densely when transplanting, so as to give the worry-free flower enough space to grow.

Generally, after transplanting twice, the worry-free flower will be cultivated into large seedlings and can be planted out in the nursery.