Sowing method of tiger thorn plum

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1. Time selection

2. Select seeds

3. Prepare the soil

4. Sowing seeds

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It is best to sow tiger thorn plum in March-April in spring, but it is not suitable in summer and winter. When choosing seeds, it is best to choose ones that are plump and substantial to ensure good vitality. There are many ways to mix soil. You can mix leaf humus soil, garden soil, and yellow sand, or you can mix peat soil, ceramsite, and perlite. Fill the flower pot with appropriate soil, spray a little water on it to moisturize it, and then sow the seeds in it.

1. Time selection

1. Time Selection

It is best to sow the tiger thorn plum in March-April in the spring. At this time, the temperature is relatively mild and there is no extreme irritating weather. The temperature is just right in the spring. When it rises, it is very beneficial for seed germination. The rest of the seasons are not suitable. The weather in summer is too hot and the seedlings are easy to die from heat after emergence. The temperature in winter is very cold and the seeds cannot germinate after being buried.

2. Select seeds

For the selection of seeds, it is best to choose ones that are plump and substantial to ensure good vitality. Do not choose shriveled ones that are susceptible to diseases and insect pests. The selection of seeds can facilitate subsequent survival.

3. Preparing the soil quality

As for the soil quality requirements, it is necessary to ensure ventilation and normal drainage. There are many ways to prepare the soil. You can use leaf mold soil, garden soil, and yellow sand. Mixed, the resulting seedbed will increase the likelihood of seed survival. You can also mix peat soil, ceramsite, and perlite, and the effect is better.

4. Sowing seeds

Fill the flower pot with appropriate soil, spray a little water on it, then sow the seeds in, and cover it with a thin layer of soil. Then place the flower pot in a sunny place and wait for the seeds to germinate and grow.

2. Select seeds

3. Prepare the soil

4. Sowing seeds

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