How to save seeds of honeysuckle

Honeysuckle seeds

Honeysuckle belongs to the Caprifoliaceae family. It has seeds, which are oval in shape. It can usually be harvested after it matures. After harvesting, it needs to be soaked in warm water and then stored. It can be stored for about a month.

Honeysuckle keeps its own seeds

You can keep the seeds of honeysuckle yourself, and you can harvest its seeds in January. Choose round, plump and shiny seeds, which are more conducive to growth.

Honeysuckle seed preservation

There are usually two methods for preserving honeysuckle seeds. The first is dry storage, which is more suitable for the preservation of winter sowing seeds and requires a relatively dry storage environment. The second is sand storage, which is suitable for the storage of spring sowing seeds. They need to be dried before storage and then buried in fine sand.

Honeysuckle seed planting method

The best time to plant honeysuckle seeds is in April. Prepare a pot of warm water at 35-40℃, put the seeds in and soak them for 24 hours. Take them out and use 2-3 times the amount of wet sand to germinate them. Wait for the seeds to turn white and then plant them. When planting, you need to ensure a certain distance between them.