When is the best time to sow tuberose

The best time to sow tuberose

Tuberose is a plant of the genus Tuberose of the Apocynaceae family. It usually sprouts in less than a week after planting. Its flowering period is between May and August, and it rarely bears fruit.

Tuberose is suitable for planting in spring because the temperature and humidity in spring are more suitable for its growth. Most plants can be planted at this time and they will generally grow and bloom normally soon.

Tuberose sowing method

1. Site selection

Generally, when planting tuberose, you should first choose suitable soil for it. It is best to use loose soil with a certain degree of air permeability.

2. Planting

Generally, you can plant it after selecting the soil. When planting, put it in the soil, then cover it with a layer of soil and compact it with your hands.

Key points and techniques for planting tuberose

1. After planting tuberose, you need to take good care of it. Generally, you need to give it about 6 hours of light every day to ensure that it has enough light to grow and bloom.

2. Generally, when planting night-blooming jasmine, it is necessary to water it in time, but when the temperature is low in winter, there is no shortage of water, so you can reduce watering at this time.