How to raise a lot of succulent plants by sowing succulent plants

For the sowing method of succulent plants, many flower friends are a little uncertain for the first time. The following step of planting succulent plants is the actual operation of a flower friend. The specific process can be slightly adjusted according to their own actual situation. There is no need to close the seam. Copy it.

Many novices think that sowing is a very technical thing, in fact, sowing is really very simple, as long as do the following three points, sprouting is absolutely no problem.

First: the temperature is right (15-30 degrees). Of course, the best germination temperature of different seeds is different, humidity, light and so on will have an impact on the germination rate, which needs to be studied slowly.

Second: the seeds are true. There are still many fake seeds, such as those that grow lettuce, those that are deliberately fried, and so on.

Third: strictly follow the sowing course. Experts may have their own set of methods, but for beginners, it is better to strictly follow the general sowing course, and then slowly improve when they become proficient later.

Read before sowing:

1. Seeds must be sowed at a suitable temperature. If the temperature is too high or too low, it is easy to cause low germination rate or no germination at all. Generally, the following continuous temperature is needed for sowing: Sedum, 20 ℃ stone flower 15: 25 ℃ cone, cactus about 15 ℃, 30 ℃.

2. The seeds of each variety must be sown in a pot or seedling box, not multiple varieties in the same basin or seedling box! Many people are easy to sow multiple varieties in the same seedling box, resulting in newly sprouted seeds need to see light, unsprouted seeds need to avoid light, can not be processed.

3. The soil for planting needs to be disinfected. It is suggested that after the soil is mixed with water, it should be packed in a fresh-keeping bag. Do not seal the mouth of the bag and put it into the microwave oven for heating and disinfection. Choose microwave for 10 minutes. Take it out and spread it into a basin. Cool it thoroughly and use it. Microwave soil can effectively remove eggs, weeds and germs.

Sowing process:

1. Prepare the sowing container and sowing soil. The soil requires finer particles, drainage and ventilation, and a certain water retention capacity. Here we use a mixture of 3 parts of peat soil, 1 part of perlite, 1 part of vermiculite and 1 part of red jade clay, which can be matched with the medium on hand according to the above principles:

2. Lay a thin layer of bottom stone at the bottom of the small box to facilitate plant water infiltration and moisturizing. If there is no base stone, you can use 3-6 mm bark, ceramsite or even small stones picked up by the roadside instead.

3. Load the soil into a basin, flatten the surface, soak in water, and soak thoroughly all the time.