Ginkgo seed sowing method (time, seedling raising method)

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1. Methods of sowing and raising seedlings

2. Seedling breeding time

Ginkgo uses seeds to sow. Be sure to choose large seeds and pick out the shriveled ones. Soak the seeds in room temperature water for two to three days, changing the water every day. Take it out and put it on plastic paper, spray it with water once a day. Choose a deep substrate and place the seeds sideways inside. The time available is around March-April.

1. Methods of sowing and raising seedlings

1. Seed selection: Seedlings cultivated from small seeds will also be very small and weak in growth, so be sure to choose large seeds. The seedlings will also be stronger and stronger, and their growth in the later period can be guaranteed. Among these seeds, there will be some shriveled ones. The simple way to pick them out is to pour them directly into clean water, soak them for about ten minutes, and throw them away if you see any ones floating on them.

2. Germination: Soak the selected seeds in water at room temperature for about two to three days, changing the water every day. Take out the seeds and put them on plastic paper. Use a small watering can to sprinkle water every morning or evening to keep the seeds moist. After a week, they will sprout.

3. Sowing: The selected substrate must be deep and breathable, preferably sand or loess. Dig a small trench and place the seeds crosswise inside.

2. Seedling breeding time

Subtropical areas can choose from early to late March, and temperate areas can choose from late March to mid-April.

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