How to save seeds for Danish wind chimes

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1. Select varieties

2. Artificial pollination

3. Seed collection and storage

4. Sowing

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To save Danish wind chime seeds, choose plants that are healthy and strong and not prone to disease. Use plastic bags to collect pollen before it blooms, and perform artificial pollination after blooming. Once the capsules have formed, pick them and remove the seeds from them. Its seeds are small, so be careful when collecting them. Dry and store the removed seeds until they can be sown in spring.

1. Select varieties

1. Select varieties

To save Danish wind chime seeds, choose healthy and strong plants. The more vigorous the flowering, the better. Such seeds are easier to maintain when they grow up, have certain disease resistance, and can bloom well without artificial flowering. Don't choose plants that are prone to disease or insects. Not only are they difficult to take care of, but they can also easily affect other flowers.

2. Artificial pollination

Since the stamens of Danish wind chimes mature first and the stigma appears after the pollen is released, self-pollination is not possible. Artificial assisted pollination is required. You can put a bag on it during the flower bud stage and wait for the pollen to disperse before taking it off. After the flowers bloom, the pollen is sprinkled on the stigmas.

3. Seed collection and storage

Danish wind chimes will produce capsules after flowering, with seeds in the fruits. However, its seeds are very small, so be careful when collecting them. After the seeds are taken out, they should be dried and stored. When they are sown at the right time, new plants will grow.

4. Sowing

Sowing is usually carried out in spring. If the temperature is low, sowing can be done in a greenhouse so that the flowering period can be staggered during the hot summer months. Choose loose, fertile soil and sow the seeds on the soil surface without covering the soil. Use a watering can to properly spray water to moisturize, and wait for it to germinate.

2. Artificial pollination

3. Seed collection and storage

4. Sowing

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