How to plant flower seeds

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1. Prepare pot soil

2. Prepare seeds

3. Sowing and planting

4. Water application and maintenance

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Before planting flower seeds, prepare flower pots and soil. Choose flower pots with good air permeability, and the soil quality should ensure good air permeability and nutrition. Prepare the seeds in advance. If the shell is hard, soak them in warm water for germination. Spread the seeds evenly and cover with soil according to the size of the particles. After the seeds are planted, water them enough and place them in a cool, diffused place.

1. Prepare pot soil

1. Prepare pot soil

Before planting flower seeds, the flower pot and soil must be prepared. Choose a flowerpot with good air permeability and a drainage hole at the bottom to make it easier to control the application of water. The soil quality must ensure good air permeability and nutrition. It can be prepared with peat soil, garden soil, river sand, etc. The proportion increases or decreases according to the type of flowers to avoid large soil clods inside.

2. Prepare seeds

Seed realization is ready, choose your favorite type. You can buy them directly from a seed store, or you can collect and dry seeds from the plants. If the seeds have a relatively hard shell, they can be soaked in warm water first and placed in a warm and suitable place to ripen and sprout. This way, the survival rate will be higher after sowing.

3. Sowing and planting

The seeds are sown evenly. Generally, seeds with smaller particles like sunlight. They can be left uncovered or covered with a thin layer to prevent them from being blown away by the wind. For some larger seeds, they can be buried deeper and the covering soil should be relatively thick, but it should not be too thick to avoid difficulty in emergence.

4. Watering and maintenance

After the seeds are planted, pour enough water to ensure that it is thoroughly watered and evenly. Place it in a cool, diffused place first, and then expose it to sunlight after the plant gradually adapts to growth.