The process of orange germination

The process of orange germination

Oranges are a very common fruit in our daily life. With the development of cultivation technology, people can now eat oranges all year round. Moreover, they are relatively easy to cultivate and can be grown in potted plants at home.

Before planting, you need to soak the seeds for about a week, keep the water and seeds clean, then take out the orange seeds, peel them with tweezers and plant them in the soil. The germination of orange seeds requires a certain process.

Stage 1: First, plant the orange seeds about 1.2 cm away from the soil surface. Do not compact the soil too tightly. Then water it every day and the seeds will absorb nutrients.

Stage 2: The orange seeds will slowly take root, then tender buds will grow at the top, and then the seedlings will drill out of the soil. This is the germination process of the orange.

Orange planting time

The sowing time of oranges is from February to May. It is best to plant them in the early spring rainy season. It has a certain cold resistance, so it can also be sown in September to November in autumn. Orange seeds will generally sprout and emerge in one or two weeks after planting.

The appearance of orange sprouts

The buds of orange are green, small and exquisite, soft to the touch, and very tender. There are some dark green leaves on the buds.