Can chestnut pumpkin seeds be planted?

Can chestnut pumpkin seeds be planted?

Chestnut pumpkin seeds can be planted. When planting, chestnut pumpkin seeds need to be cleaned first, then placed in a cool and ventilated place, and then stored. They can be planted when the climate is warm. Generally, bury 2 or 3 seeds in each small hole when planting, and then water them thoroughly once.

Chestnut Pumpkin Seed Planting Conditions

Planting time: Chestnut pumpkin seeds are generally planted around March in spring, because the climate will slowly warm up during this period, which is very beneficial for seed germination.

Planting temperature: After the chestnut pumpkin seeds germinate, the environmental temperature must be maintained at around 20-25 degrees. Too low a temperature will affect the germination speed of the chestnut pumpkin seeds.

How to plant chestnut pumpkin seeds

1. Seed treatment: Select plump chestnut pumpkin seeds, wash off the pulp, and then place them in a warm environment and put them in clean water. You can plant them after the chestnut pumpkin seeds turn white.

2. Soil treatment: Chestnut pumpkin seeds generally grow better in loose, fertile and well-drained sandy soil. Generally, the soil has good air permeability and will not easily become compacted.

3. Planting: The processed chestnut pumpkin seeds can be planted directly. During the period, pay attention to the moisture of the soil and water it when it is dry.