Method for germinating peach seeds

The purpose of accelerating the germination of peach seeds is to increase the germination rate of seeds. When planting peach seeds, the environment of the planting soil also needs to be treated. The land needs to be deep-turned so that the soil can fully come into contact with the air, which can increase the germination rate of peach seeds.

Peach germination method

1. Soak seeds in cold water to accelerate germination

Cold water soaking and germination is suitable for seeds that have undergone low-temperature stratification treatment. Stratification is actually burying the seeds in moist sand for about 1-3 months to break dormancy. The seeds need to be placed in cold water and soaked for 3-5 days. The water should be changed once a day and exposed to the sun. After the seeds germinate, they can be sown.

2. Soak seeds in warm water to accelerate germination

Warm water soaking and germination are suitable for seeds that have not undergone stratification treatment. 30 days before planting, soak the peach in warm water, stirring constantly, and then soak the seeds in cold water for 2-3 days. Before sowing, place them in an environment with a temperature of 20-25 degrees.

Peach seedling cultivation

The first step is to sow peach seeds in spring and autumn. Before planting, you must prepare the seeds and dry them in the sun. You can also soak them in germination liquid, take them out after about 10 days, and then dry them.

The second step is to prepare loose, fertile, well-drained soil, disinfect it, and then sow the treated seeds. After sowing, you need to water it once to keep the soil moist so that it can germinate better.