What are the breeding techniques for lily of the valley, and is the survival rate high?

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1. Sowing and reproduction

2. Propagation by division

Lily of the valley can be propagated by sowing. You can buy the seeds directly, or you can collect the seeds after the fruits are mature. Soak the seeds in warm water, then take them out and put them in moist sand to germinate, and then germinate the seeds. Sow. You can also propagate by dividing the plant, select a strong mother plant, cut off the small tubers on the bulbs, divide them into several sections, ensure that there are small buds on each section, and then plant the processed small tubers separately in flower pots.

1. Sowing and propagation

1. Obtaining seeds: Lily of the valley can be propagated by sowing. If you pay attention to the method, the survival rate is relatively high. You can buy good seeds directly, or you can collect them after the fruits are ripe. It is required that the seeds should not be too shriveled, and try to choose mature and plump seeds. Suitable seeds can increase the germination rate.

2. Seed treatment: Seeds must be processed before sowing For processing, prepare warm water, soak the seeds in it, then take them out and place them in moist sand to germinate, keeping the surrounding environment warm and suitable.

3. Soil preparation for sowing: Prepare the soil for sowing, then sow the treated seeds into it, and wait for the seeds to germinate and grow.

2. Propagation by divisions

1. Time selection: The appropriate time should be chosen for lily of the valley divisions. In order to ensure the survival rate, it is best to choose the spring and autumn seasons. The environment in these two time periods is suitable and suitable for the survival of the divisions.

2. Cut the tubers: Choose a strong mother plant, prepare sterilized knives, cut off the small tubers on the bulbs of the mother plant, and then divide the tubers into several pieces to ensure that each section is There are small buds.

3. Plant separately: prepare pot soil, Separately plant the treated small tubers into flower pots and do a good job of later maintenance and management.

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