How to save fennel seeds

Fennel seeds introduction

Fennel has seeds, which usually mature in May or June. Fennel seeds are very small, generally green-brown in color, oval in shape, and long and slender.

How to save fennel seeds

Fennel seeds grow on the stems and leaves. Generally, you can shake off the stem seeds when you pull out the stems and leaves, and then pick them up and save them, or you can just let the seeds grow directly.

Fennel seeds grow together with the fleshy white bulbs. Generally, you can observe the color and fullness of the seeds when collecting them. Generally, they can be collected when the seeds are full and the color is mature. When collecting, you can just pick up the ones that fall off naturally.

Fennel seed propagation

Fennel can be propagated by seeds and can be planted directly. It is generally most suitable to plant it in spring from April to June. Generally, the seeds will germinate about 7 days after planting and will bloom in summer.

How to grow fennel seeds

1. Germination: Select the fennel seeds and soak them in warm water. Generally, soaking them for 24 hours is enough. Then take them out and germinate them in an environment with a temperature of 25 degrees.

2. Soil: Fennel does not have very high requirements for soil. Generally, it is most appropriate to use loose, breathable and fertile soil when planting.

3. Planting: After planting, cover the processed fennel seeds with a 2 cm thick layer of soil, then water them to moisten them. After that, make sure to water the soil every day to keep it moist.