How to make brown rice germinate quickly

Brown rice germination environment

Brown rice prefers a moist growing environment, so it is necessary to replenish water in time during maintenance, which is more conducive to germination. It also needs to have a suitable temperature environment, preferably above 15 degrees. If the temperature is too low, it will fail to germinate, so it must have sufficient sunlight.

Brown rice germination process

Brown rice grows relatively fast, so if properly maintained after planting, it will germinate in about 2-3 days and grow the first leaf. It must have sufficient water and light during maintenance, and it can be transplanted after germination.

Direct planting of brown rice seeds

Brown rice seeds can be planted directly, but the germination speed will be relatively slow, so it is best to germinate them first when planting, so that the growth rate will be faster.

Brown rice sprouts in the soil

Brown rice can be planted in the soil after germination, usually in about a week. Good fertilizer and water management is required after transplanting.

Brown Rice Seed Germination

If you want to germinate brown rice seeds in advance, you need to expose them to the sun for 1-2 days before soaking them to increase their germination potential. Then use clean water or salt water to select the seeds, choose healthy and plump rice seeds, and then use seed soaking agents such as seed soaking spirit to soak the seeds. When the seeds absorb 30% of their dry weight of water, they can be germinated, and the germination speed will be faster.

Brown rice seed germination

When planting brown rice seeds, you need to use plump and disease-free seeds, and then germinate them so that they can be planted in the soil. After planting, you need a suitable temperature environment and sufficient sunlight, which is more beneficial for the growth of seeds. You should also water and fertilize them in time.