How to collect seeds after perilla blooms

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How to deal with perilla after seeding

How to collect perilla seeds

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After the perilla buds emerge, do not pollinate the flowers. After a while, the perilla will grow small seeds on its own. After the perilla seeds mature, if they are not treated, they will fall into the flower pot by themselves. They can also be collected and sown the next year. Collect the seeds with the skins peeled off, put them in a plastic bag or a brown paper bag, store them in a dry place, and sow them the next spring.

How to make perilla plant seeds

How to make perilla plant seeds

After the perilla leaves mature, some of them will be picked and used up, and some leaves will gradually become old. Don’t rush to pull them out after a while. It will take time for the little buds to grow.

After the buds emerge, purple flowers will bloom. Do not pollinate the flowers. After a while, the perilla will grow small seeds on its own.

In late autumn, when the entire branches, flowers and leaves have withered, you can be sure that the seeds inside are mature.

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After the perilla seeds mature, if they are not treated, they will fall into the flower pot. In the second year, many small purple perilla seeds will grow in the flower pot. Sum seedlings can also be collected for sowing in the second year.

How to collect Perilla seeds

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Because the seeds of perilla are very small, it is generally not recommended to remove the outer layer. You can directly remove the seeds with the skin from the branches.

Then collect them, put them in plastic bags or brown paper bags, store them in a dry and ventilated place, and wait for sowing in the next spring.

How to deal with perilla after seeding

How to collect perilla seeds

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