How to plant peacock grass seeds

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1. Planting time

2. Soil preparation and seed selection

3. Planting

4. Emergence Management

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When planting, you must first choose the time. In the south, you can choose the time at will, while in the north, you must choose early spring. Prepare the soil you will be planting in ahead of time and select healthy, mature seeds. After that, the seeds are planted and then covered with a layer of vermiculite. The temperature is controlled between 22-25 degrees Celsius and the temperature needs to be cooled down appropriately after new leaves grow.

1. Planting time

1. Planting time

Peacock grass has good growth adaptability. Under normal circumstances, it can be planted as long as the temperature is 15℃. Flower lovers living in the south can choose the time at will. Flower lovers living in the north should try their best to do it in early spring.

2. Soil preparation and seed selection

The soil must be prepared before planting. It is recommended to use softer soil with better air permeability. Some gardeners will use old soil that has been used before. In this case, it must be disinfected before use. If you purchase new soil directly, you can plant directly. In addition, the use of seeds is also extremely important. Healthy and mature seeds will germinate more easily.

3. Planting

After completing the above steps, you need to plant the seeds into the soil as evenly as possible. And after planting, cover it with a layer of vermiculite, which not only blocks light but also slows down the rate of water evaporation.

4. Emergence Management

Control the temperature between 22-25 degrees Celsius, it will evaporate relatively quickly, and the radicle will be revealed in about 2-5 days. After the radicle grows, it will take another week for it to grow leaves. After new leaves grow, the temperature needs to be lowered appropriately.

2. Soil preparation and seed selection

3. Planting

4. Emergence Management

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