Mimosa seeds planting method and time When is the best time to plant seeds

Suitable planting time for mimosa seeds

The best time to sow mimosa seeds is in spring, when the ambient temperature is very suitable for its growth, which is conducive to germination and growth of seedlings. The temperature in spring is relatively mild. When the temperature gradually rises, it can stabilize at around 20 degrees. This temperature range can help seeds germinate, and there is also a certain humidity at this time.

Mimosa seed planting method

1. Soil

When planting mimosa seeds, ordinary garden soil will do. If you want to help it grow better, you can prepare sowing soil, which is generally a mixture of leaf mold, garden soil, and fine sand in a ratio of 2:3:5, and then sow the seeds.

2. Planting

Take out the mimosa seeds prepared in advance, soak them in warm water for a day, use a small pot to sow directly, sow 1 to 2 seeds in one pot. After sowing, cover the seeds with soil and wrap them with plastic film to moisturize them. Place them in a location with oblique sunlight.

Key points for managing mimosa seeds

Mimosa likes a moist and warm environment, so the soil must be kept moist during the planting process. In summer, it is best to water it once a day, and do not wait until the soil is completely dry before watering. In winter, in order to survive the winter, you can reduce watering appropriately.