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Management methods of potted Flower Seeds after sowing

Published: 2024-11-15 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/15, There are many flowers suitable for sowing in spring, such as sunflower, peacock chrysanthemum, marigold, impatiens, petunia, sunflower, chicken crown, carnation, sunflower, Persian chrysanthemum, marigold, centennial, medal chrysanthemum, melon leaf chrysanthemum, summer chrysanthemum, Xiaoli, tricolor, periwinkle, carnation, African impatiens and so on.

Spring is suitable for sowing flowers more, such as sunflower, peacock chrysanthemum, marigold, balsam, petunia, sunflower, cockscomb, pink, sunflower, cosmos, marigold, zinnia, medal chrysanthemum, melon, summer chrysanthemum, small lily, tricolor convolvulus, periwinkle, pink, African balsam and so on.

After sowing the seeds, how should we manage them? Let's take a look at the management methods of potted flower seeds after sowing:

1. Temperature

Most seeds germinate at temperatures between 20 and 25 ° C, depending on the requirements of the particular variety. Too high or too low temperature will directly affect the germination rate of seeds.

2. Humidity

Water management after sowing is critical. When the soil temperature is low at night in winter, the water loss is less, so there is no need to replenish water or less in the seedling stage; if the soil temperature is higher, spray water according to actual needs in the seedling stage. Summer seedling, water evaporation is particularly fast, must be based on the actual situation at any time to supplement water. If the seeds are very thin, in order to avoid washing, you can use the method of soaking pot water.

3. Light

Most seeds germinate well under light conditions, except for a few varieties such as cyclamen, which require darkness for germination. The seeds must be exposed to light after germination, otherwise the seedlings will grow excessively.

4. Remove the cover

After the seeds germinate, the mulch should be removed in time. 60%-70% of seeds should be removed after cotyledon development to avoid excessive seedling growth. At the same time, the humidity of the substrate should still be maintained, so that the cotyledons of the ungerminated seeds can successfully protrude from the seed shell.

5. Transplantation

When seedlings grow to be suitable for transplantation, they should be planted or planted in time, otherwise it is easy to cause excessive seedling growth and production delay. The time for transplanting various seedlings varies and needs to be determined according to actual conditions.

Time: 2019-06-12 Click:

 
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