For years on the balcony with a flowerpot, someone raised his hand and asked, "what kind of seed is this?" do you have a picture of the seed plantMethods of cultivationIt's really the missing thing for a rookie, and a step-by-step reality picture works 500 words. I went through the process of stepping through the pit and trying out for my neighbor's friend, and i told you what to do and what to do at every step。
How do you plant a seed plant
Don't rush the seeds into the earth. Most seeds must be watered first24 hours of hard-shell bubbleHalf an hour is enough. Don't open the water with that temperature on your back. When the water is washed clean, the seeds are packed in a bag with wet paper towels and placed in the shade for a day or two, and a small crack is found on the shell, so we can plant it。
The next depth is about twice the diameter of the seed itself, so don't bury it too deep and suffocate if you don't come out. And it is the earth that we mix it with grain, which is three to seven proportions, and it is so heavy that it is so heavy that it is twice watered as concrete. The bottom pad covers the leakproof soil, which is filled with water, with a transparency box on top of which is used as a simple greenhouse, and is placed in a position where the light can shine southwards, so that there is no tan。
How long will the seed plant take
I've answered that question too many times. I can't really give you a single number. A hard shell of sunflower, eagle bean, one night or two; tomatoes, peppers, medium hard, six to eight hoursSesame, cabbage, sesameIt doesn't even have to be a bubble. Just throw it on the ground。
Too much trouble than too much. Seeds suffocated with water and suffocated with sour stench before waiting for cracks and rotting in bags. So when you're done with the seed, don't wait another three days。
The seed plant sprouts for a few days
Fast week, slow two or three weeks, full of varieties and the environment. Temperature is the most critical variableTwenty-five degreesIt's the comfort zone for most seeds. I grow mints in the heating room in winter, and my head rises in five days; the balcony can be suffocated to thirty-eight degrees in the summer and can be held up to two and a half weeks. It's also important that the sun doesn't tan before it germinates, that the light is enough, that it burns the little bud, and it's delayed。
Don't look at the earth before it sprouts. The sooner you look, the more you shake your hands, the more you cross the crack. Keep it wet with the membranes. Give me the rest of the time. You'll have to open it for another week。
After five years of planting, the biggest experience is not to think too complicated. A map, a basin of earth, a seed, is better than a dozen strategies. It's normal to flip the first one, to pull out the dead ones, and you're on the second。
