When and how to plant agave? Which season is best for sowing?

Patchouli planting time

Patchouli seeds can be sown in both spring and autumn. The best sowing time in spring is around February to May, and the best sowing time in autumn is around August to October. In northern regions, sowing can be done in the spring from late March to mid-April, and in southern regions, sowing can be done around September to October.

Patchouli planting methods and key points

1. Temperature

Generally speaking, the average temperature throughout the year for growing Patchouli is almost around 19-26 degrees, while the temperature suitable for the growth of Patchouli is around 15-25 degrees. When the Patchouli seeds are sprouting, the temperature of the planting site should be kept at around 20-25 degrees.

2. Water and fertilizer management

When fertilizing Patchouli seeds, it is necessary to combine watering and tillage at the same time. This is conducive to the full absorption of nutrients, while maintaining the moisture of the soil and maintaining the water needed for the normal life of Patchouli seeds.

Things to note when planting agave

When planting Patchouli, you should pay attention to selecting seeds of good quality. During the planting process, in general, you should choose land with good drainage and plenty of sunlight.

If there is hot weather without rain, you need to water the Patchouli seeds in time to prevent the seeds from drying out. If there is rainy weather, you should drain the water in time to avoid root rot of the Patchouli seeds due to stagnant water.