The process of grass germination

The process of grass germination

In spring, we can see green grass in the parks and along the streets. The grass has strong vitality and can be said to be reborn with the spring breeze. There are several stages of growth and germination.

Stage 1: First, bury the grass seeds in soil with a certain amount of fertilizer and water. The seeds will absorb water and then slowly expand and grow larger.

Stage 2: The respiration of the grass seeds will intensify, its seed coat will gradually soften, the radicle will grow larger, and then break through the seed coat through the pores in the red letters and continue to grow downward to form the taproot.

Stage three: After the radicle grows up, its hypocotyl and plumule also begin to grow, then break through the seed coat and drill upwards out of the soil, developing into the stems and leaves of the grass. Its final stage is that the stems and leaves slowly develop into a complete grass seedling.

Grass sowing time

It is generally better to plant grass in February and March each year. It will generally sprout and emerge from the soil in 3-7 days. Moreover, the weather at this time is not very cold, which is very suitable for grass growth.

The appearance of grass sprouts

The grass sprouts are light green, pointed and very small. It is not easy to see a single grass sprout in the soil. Only groups of grass sprouts can be seen clearly.