When is the right time to sow fish?

Fish sowing time

The crocodile belongs to the Scrophulariaceae family and is a perennial flower. Its origin is in the northern temperate zone of Eurasia. It is generally common in sandy places and roadsides. It is relatively cold-resistant but not heat-resistant and is not suitable for growing in hot weather.

The best time to sow the fish is from late September to September every year, because the weather temperature and humidity in this period are most suitable for its growth conditions. Its growth rate will be very fast at this time, its nutritional needs will be easier to meet, and the survival rate will also be high.

Fish seeding method

Before sowing the fish, you need to prepare the seeds first, and then soak the seeds in warm water. The time should be more than 12 hours, until the seeds absorb water and swell. If the seeds are easy to germinate, then there is no need to soak them.

When sowing the fish, the seedbed must be flat and even. Before the seeds grow out of the soil, they need to be watered to keep the soil moist. They will germinate in about two weeks. When raising seedlings, you need to pay attention to thinning out the seedlings, and pinch the tops when 5-8 true leaves grow. Finally, transplant them when they grow branches. Water and fertilizer management is required after sowing.

Key points of fish planting

When sowing, you need to pay attention to the air humidity. It prefers a dry air environment. If the air is too humid, it is easy to be infected by bacteria. It is also afraid of hot weather. Too high temperature will cause death. The most suitable growth temperature is 15-25℃. It is also necessary to give it a certain amount of sunlight, which is conducive to photosynthesis. It is best to pay attention to its fertilizer and water management and do not fertilize indiscriminately.

Flowering time of pierced fish

After sowing the thrush in autumn, it will begin to bloom in late April to early May of the following year, and the flowering period can last from June to September. During this period, timely cutting off the withered flowers and some surrounding leaves can extend the flowering period of the side branch flowers.