How to keep seeds and breed Lipu taro

Lipu taro seeds

If you want to preserve the seeds of Lipu taro, you need to save them when they sprout. There must be a suitable temperature environment when storing them, otherwise it will affect their growth and cause them to fail to develop. In addition, there must be sufficient light during the storage period.

How to get Lipu taro seeds

You can save seeds of Lipu taro yourself, and after the taro seedlings grow, you can do the relevant processing to preserve the seeds.

The seeds of Lipu taro can be purchased in the market or at agricultural product wholesalers, or you can grow them yourself and then harvest the seeds.

Lipu taro seed storage

When preserving the seeds of Lipu taro, you need to select the seeds and preserve some relatively strong seeds. Then put them in a deep pit and cover them with a layer of dry sand. Then cover them with soil. This way they can be preserved and planted next year.

Lipu taro seeds method

Lipu taro is usually planted in April, when the climate is most suitable for its growth. It prefers a warm and humid growing environment. Loose and fertile soil is needed for planting, and there should be sufficient sunlight.