How to grow potted Patchouli

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1. Planting time

2. Prepare pot soil

3. Start sowing

4. Waiting for seedlings to emerge

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Planting potted Agastache can be done from late March to early to mid-April in the spring, or from September to October in the autumn. Choose a flower pot that can match the size of the plant. The soil requires ventilation, drainage, and nutrients, and a certain amount of base fertilizer should be applied. Fill the flower pot with soil, then mix the seeds with fine sand or plant ash, then sow them evenly, cover them with a thin layer of soil and compact them tightly. If the temperature is maintained at 20-25°C, seedlings will grow in about 10-15 days.

1. Planting time

1. Planting time

Potted Agastache can be planted in spring or autumn. In spring, sowing and planting should be done from late March to early to mid-April. Autumn is chosen in September-October, spring is generally chosen in the north, and autumn is generally chosen in autumn.

2. Prepare pot soil

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When planting potted plants, the flower pot and soil are very important. The flower pot should be chosen to match the size of the plant. It should be mainly breathable and have holes for drainage. Soil selection is also critical, requiring ventilation, drainage, and nutrients. In order to ensure the supply of nutrients, a certain amount of base fertilizer must be applied before sowing.

3. Start sowing

The area of potted plants is small and the number of seeds is not large, so the broadcast method is used for sowing. Fill the flower pot with soil, then mix the seeds with fine sand or plant ash, and then sow them evenly to promote the seeds to closely adhere to the soil underneath. Cover the top with a thin layer of soil, about 1 cm. Yes, you can compact the soil slightly and then cover it with a film, which can keep the soil warm and moisturizing.

4. Waiting for emergence

After sowing, keep the temperature at 20-25 degrees Celsius, and seedlings will grow in about 10-15 days.

2. Prepare pot soil

3. Start sowing

4. Waiting for seedlings to emerge

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