Planting amount of peacock grass, sow several seeds in one pot

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1. Planting amount

2. Sow several seeds in one pot

3. Methods to improve germination rate

When sowing, you can sow more seeds, because the germination rate is low and some seeds will not germinate. After planting, it is best to plant one plant per pot. As it grows, it will have many side branches. Planting too many will affect its growth. Small flower pots can be 1-2 thinner when sowing, and larger pots can be slightly thicker.

1. Planting amount

When planting peacock grass, you can sow more seeds because its seed germination rate is very low to prevent some seeds from failing to germinate. After the seeds grow leaves and take root, they need to be planted. When planting, one flower pot is enough, because as it continues to grow, the plant will grow many side branches through topping and other methods. If planted too much, the growth of the plants may interfere with each other.

2. Sow several seeds in a pot

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The number of seeds sown in each pot is also adjusted according to the size of the flower pot. If the flower pot used is relatively small, just 1-2 seeds will be enough. If the flower pot is slightly larger, you can plant more seeds, but you should not plant too many seeds to avoid affecting the germination and growth.

3. Methods to Improve Germination Rate

1. When planting, select some healthy, non-shrunken seeds, and throw away those inferior seeds that have been infested by insects. Such seeds will basically not germinate.

2. The soil used must also have good air permeability. Too ordinary soil is easy to compact and will seriously hinder the normal germination of seeds.

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