How to plant four-season chive seeds

When planting all-season chive seeds, you must first clean up the weeds, stones and other debris in the plot, and then spread base fertilizer. You can use organic fertilizer or compound fertilizer. After spreading the fertilizer, you must plow the land once to ensure that the plot is loose and fertile. This will be conducive to the germination of the onion seeds and the germination rate will be higher.

The seeds of all-season chives prefer a warm to cool climate, and the growth temperature is around 15-25 degrees. It is heat-resistant and cold-resistant, and has a strong tillering ability. It grows vigorously, with upright plants growing in clusters, 30-50 cm in height, and a high yield.

Steps for growing chive seeds

When planting all-season chive seeds, you should choose seeds with full grains and no diseases or insect pests. Then place the seeds in a relatively humid but well-ventilated environment. After waiting for the seeds to germinate successfully, break the seeds into small petals, evenly sow them in the soil, and cover the seeds with an appropriate amount of fine soil.

How to plant chive seeds

1. Potted plants:

When potting the seeds of all-season chives, you should choose a large pot and use fertile and loose soil. The deeper the soil, the better. Alkaline soil will affect the growth and development of the chives. Mix in a small amount of base fertilizer, lay gauze at the bottom of the pot, put the soil into the pot and you can start planting.

2. Ground planting:

When planting the seeds of all-season chives, they can usually be sown and raised in March each year, using row sowing or broadcasting methods. The row spacing is 10 cm, and the soil is covered with 1.5-2 cm of thickness. Before sowing, mix cypermethrin with sieved fine soil and spread it on the bed.