Special reminder: If you plant the seeds in pots after receiving them, do not plant them all at once, plant about 1/3 at a time.
Unfinished seeds can be stored for 2 years if placed in a cool and dry place, and can be planted in all seasons.

 

SOIL	It is recommended to use soft and breathable nutrient soil, peat soil, coconut brick soil or seedling blocks for sowing and raising seedlings; do not use loess, clay, or clumping soil, as it will not be easy to germinate.
TEMPERATURE	The average day and night temperature is above 18 degrees for sowing: low temperature is not easy to germinate. After sowing, cover with film to keep warm and moisturizing. Generally, seeds germinate quickly when the temperature is 21-30 degrees.
GERMINATION	Soaking in warm water of about 40 degrees for 4-8 hours (the water temperature can cool naturally without maintaining a constant temperature) can speed up the germination time and increase the germination rate. Particularly small seeds do not need to be soaked.
MOISTURE	The soil must be kept moist throughout the germination period, as seeds will only germinate in a moist environment. After the seedlings emerge, watering should be controlled, less watering, and no watering until the seedlings are dry.
ILLUMINATION	Before germination, just put it in a bright place without basking in the sun; after germinating, it needs to be basked in the sun. It needs sufficient light, otherwise it will grow leggy.
TRANSPLANT	After the seedlings grow more than 6 leaves, they can be transplanted and divided into pots. Water them thoroughly first and dig them out with the roots. After planting in the flower pot, water them thoroughly.

Germination time: Generally, it is normal for seeds to germinate at any time within the 25-day germination cycle. Be patient when sowing. Seed germination time has a lot to do with temperature, moisture, soil, cover thickness, and seed characteristics. Different seeds have different germination times.

Sowing in a large area outdoors: The soil must be renovated and weeded cleanly. The sowing area should be large outside the sowing area, and the soil must be prepared and loosened to about 10 centimeters. The soil should be loose and loose, otherwise it will be difficult to germinate due to clumping. After soil preparation, broadcast or drill seeding, then irrigate or spray water.