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How to grow lotus seeds

Jane Margolis
2020-07-15 15:30:20
Lotus seeds must be treated before planting. After treatment, they should be soaked in water. After germination, they should be moved to a sunny place and soaked in pot soil in advance. After the leaves are long, they should be transplanted. When transplanting, the roots of the seedlings should be pressed into the soil, and water should be added properly. The depth of water should not be too deep. In addition, pay attention to the later maintenance.

I. processing seeds

The seed coat of lotus seed is thick. In order to germinate smoothly, it should be treated before planting. During the treatment, one end of the concave point can be carefully clamped with a vice, or it can be worn on the cement ground. Either way, be careful not to hurt the benevolence inside.

Soak the seeds.

After treatment, the seeds should be soaked in water. The soaking time is about 3-7 days. During this period, the water should be changed twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening.

3. Prepare the soil

After soaking for about 7 days, put it in the sun. Also prepare the basin for the lotus, load the soil and water, choose the garden soil or the lotus pond soil without chemical pollution, soak in advance, pay attention not to apply fertilizer

4. Transplanting sprouts

When the leaves are long, they will also grow fine roots, so they can be transplanted. When transplanting, you should press the fine roots of the seedlings into the soil, and add some water. The depth of the water should not be less than that of the lotus leaves.

V. later maintenance

Lotus seed

About 20 days after transplanting, you can quickly enter the growth season if you fully adapt to the new environment. At this time, if the leaves turn yellow, you should apply appropriate amount of fertilizer, apply thin fertilizer frequently, and place it in a warm place with sufficient light for maintenance. If the temperature is lower than 16 degrees, you should move it to the sunlight shed..

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