How to propagate Alpinia alba

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1. Natural reproduction

2. Seed propagation

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Viola alba, also known as viola, is a wild plant that can reproduce on its own. When the seeds in the plant mature, they will crack and float around with the wind. They may survive and reproduce after they fall to the ground. New plants then grow. In addition to natural propagation, seeds can also be used for propagation, but currently there is no large-scale artificial introduction of cultivation. Just prepare the appropriate soil, select the seeds, and sow them into the soil.

1. Natural reproduction

1. Natural reproduction

Alpinia alba, also known as Viola alba, is a wild plant that can reproduce on its own. When the seeds in the plant mature, they will crack and do not need to be picked. They will float around with the wind and float to other places. They may survive and reproduce, and then new plants will grow.

2. Seed propagation

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In addition to natural propagation, seeds can also be used for propagation. Although there is currently no artificial introduction and large-scale cultivation, you can try it.

1. Time: The sowing time can be in spring or autumn. In spring, it can be chosen in early to mid-March. In autumn, it can be chosen in early August. It is more suitable to maintain the temperature between 15-25 degrees Celsius.

2. Soil: The choice in this aspect is very important. In order to ensure breathability and nutrition, you can mix leaf mold soil, garden soil, fine sand, and base fertilizer. Stir evenly before use to ensure softness.

3. Seeds: To choose suitable seeds, requirements There are no pests or diseases, which can ensure a certain survival rate.

4. Sowing: You can use the broadcast method, spray water into the soil appropriately, spread the seeds evenly on the soil, and then cover it with a thin layer of soil. It does not need to be too thick to ensure that it can Just cover the seeds.

2. Seed propagation

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