How to plant Cymbidium seeds and the method of planting Cymbidium seeds

Cymbidium is a relatively beautiful flower plant in life, and it is relatively easy to raise. With proper watering and fertilization, Cymbidium can grow luxuriantly, but many people like to start training from the seed stage when raising Cymbidium. Although it takes a long time to breed, it can experience a lot of fun, so how to plant seeds? Let's go with the editor to understand the seed planting method of Cymbidium.

It is actually a relatively simple thing to plant a gentleman orchid. Just wait until the orchid blossoms and bear fruit and use its seeds to sow and breed. If the family does not raise the magnolia, it is better to go directly to the market to buy seeds. In this way, you can plant the orchid with peace of mind. In fact, as long as you choose the fertile soil.

Then properly watering the orchid will soon allow the orchid to take root and sprout, so it can be seen that planting the orchid is an easy thing, but it is very difficult during the breeding period, because only after the orchid takes root and sprouts, can it be regarded as a good gentleman, if it does not sprout, it means that the planting has failed.

2. Seed planting methods of Cymbidium

1. Select seeds

In general, it is best for seeds to be sowed one or two days after they are taken out, when the seeds have more moisture and strong vitality, and the emergence rate of seeds placed for too long will be affected. Cut the fruit and the arrow scape together with scissors and peel off the seeds.

2. Soil selection

The seed of Cymbidium is suitable to be planted in acidic soil, and the suitable pH value is 6-6.5. The most common topsoil in our daily life is the topsoil in the forest, which is full of humus pine, and then put 1/3 of the clean fine sand in it. According to these steps, the root can grow in 15 to 20 days.

3. Soak the seeds

In order to fully soften the endosperm and seed coat, the selected seeds were soaked in about 40 ℃ for about 30 hours before entering the soil. The treated seeds take about 17 to 20 days to produce radicles, which allows the seeds of Cymbidium to take root and germinate faster.

4. Sowing and reproduction

When sowing, sow the seeds on the soil, pay attention to the bud eyes down, one by one arranged. Then cover the seed with a layer of sawdust, compacted and sprayed with water, keep it in a cool and ventilated place, keep it moist, and then take good care of it. It won't take long for the orchid to take root and sprout.