oaking softens the seed's coat and facilitates germination. Step #2: Place the pit in an airtight container. It is often heard that it's very easy to germinate a lychee seed and that all you need to do is plant it in damp soil. However, if you want to create optimal conditions for the germination of ...
in a thick layer, hay keeps the soil in darkness. This simple trick saves gardeners a lot of work because weeds (or at least the vast majority of them) cannot germinate. It is estimated that more than 90% of weed seeds do not germinate under mulch. Mulching with hay also helps to limit the evaporat ...
ine their bottoms with cotton and place a thin layer of wheat grains or lentils. Water copiously and place your cups in the light. The seeds will germinate quickly and give beautiful green shoots, as long as you remember to wet the cotton regularly. Be careful not to leave excess water in you ...
e seeds: - lightly scratch the surface to be seeded - sow the seeds broadcast - rake to bury the seeds and then compact the soil. The seeds start to germinate after a few days. The second step is to bury the plants before a new crop (for example, at the end of October): - mow, even if the vegetati ...
l flour. Cattle (cows, horses, sheep, goats) are fond of carobs which are sometimes mixed in their feed. Growing tips Carob seeds must be fresh to germinate because once dry they will not absorb water. They can be planted in the spring or fall. The carob tree is a tree that grows in many types o ...
ion, purple foxglove, hollyhock (Alcea rosea), snapdragon, forget-me-not, and honesty (Lunaria annua). Note: Among the flowering plants that need to germinate in warmth between 19°C and 25°C, impatiens, geraniums, and petunias are also worth mentioning for their vibrant colors. How to sow seeds i ...
