When and how to sow Belle Sakura

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1. Sowing time

2. Seed selection and germination

3. Soil preparation

4. Sowing

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Beautiful cherry sowing is usually carried out in spring or autumn. Select seeds with full grains, put them in a sealed bag, put them in the refrigerator for a week to vernalize, take them out, put them on a wet paper towel, spray them with water to avoid light, and wait for the seeds to turn white. Prepare loose and fertile soil, which can be prepared by mixing garden soil and coarse sand. Spread the seeds on the surface of the soil, spray water appropriately to moisturize, and place them in a dark place. Seedlings will emerge in two to three weeks.

1. Sowing time

1. Sowing time

Beautiful cherry blossoms are suitable for growing in a warm environment with sufficient light, so the sowing time is generally in spring and autumn. The climate at this time is conducive to seed germination and seedling development. Although the plants can bloom in hot weather, the seedlings may still get sunburned. In winter, due to lower temperatures, germination is affected after sowing.

2. Seed selection and germination

< p>The germination rate of Belle Sakura seeds is not high, usually around 50%. If you want to increase the germination rate, you need to select and accelerate germination. Choose larger seeds, put them in a sealed bag, and refrigerate them for a week to allow them to vernalize. Then put it on a wet paper towel, spray water appropriately, put it in a dark place, and wait for the seeds to turn white before sowing.

3. Soil preparation

Beautiful Sakura has no strict soil requirements and can grow in many places, but if you want it to grow well, it needs to be planted in loose, fertile, neutral soil. It is usually prepared with a mixture of garden soil and coarse sand. Good drainage and air permeability are particularly important, which is conducive to the growth and breathing of roots. If the soil is too heavy, it will affect plant development.

4. Sowing

Spread the seeds of Belle Sakura on the soil surface, water appropriately to keep the soil slightly moist, and then cover with a thin layer of soil. The soil should not be too moist as this will inhibit germination. After sowing, put it in a dark place and keep the temperature at about 15-17°C, so that the seedlings can emerge in two to three weeks. After it grows to a certain height, it can be properly exposed to light and fertilized.

2. Seed selection and germination

3. Soil preparation

4. Sowing

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