Ginkgo sowing time, how to spread Ginkgo seeds

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1. Sowing time

2. Germination in advance

3. Sowing

4. How seeds spread

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Ginkgo is usually sown in spring, usually in April. Before sowing, you need to germinate first, soak the seeds in warm water for two to three days, change the water once a day, then take them out and put them on a paper towel, and spray water regularly to moisturize. After a week they will sprout and be ready for sowing. Generally, they should be planted in a place with high ground and sufficient water. Before sowing, the ground should be leveled, fertilized and then dug into the soil. Plant the seeds with the bud tips facing down, cover the soil and then water.

1. Sowing time

1. Sowing time

Ginkgo sowing time is generally in spring, mostly in early April. The climate at this time is warm and the temperature gradually rises, which is helpful for the roots and germination of seeds. Seedlings are very afraid of light temperature and strong light, so if sown in summer, the survival rate is not high, and it will also affect their development, and it will be difficult to recover in autumn. Sowing can also be done in autumn and winter, but germination usually does not occur until spring.

2. Germination in advance

For To have a higher germination rate of ginkgo seeds, you need to germinate them in advance. Prepare a basin of warm water and soak the seeds in it for 2-3 days. Change the water every day. Then take it out and put it on plastic paper. Use a watering can to spray water once in the morning or evening to keep it moist. It will sprout in about a week.

3. Sowing

Ginkgo Generally, it should be planted in a relatively high place with sufficient water source and good drainage. Before planting, the ground should be leveled, apply enough base fertilizer, and then turn the fertilizer into the ground. Sow the seeds into the soil. If the seeds sprout, the tips of the buds should be facing downwards. For large-scale sowing, the row spacing should be controlled between 20 and 30 cm, and the plant spacing should be 10 cm, so as not to affect growth.

4. How to spread seeds

Ginkgo fruits will naturally fall off when mature. If there is strong wind, they will roll to other places. As long as there is a suitable environment, the seeds will take root and germinate.

2. Germination in advance

3. Sowing

4. How seeds spread

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