Coconut sprouting process

Coconut sprouting process

Generally speaking, different coconut varieties have different germination times. First, you need to soak the coconut for three to four days, then put it in a bag, put the bag in a dark place and wait for about a week, then take out the coconut and some small buds will generally grow out. At this time, you can plant it in the soil.

When planting coconuts, you need to choose moist and fertile soil, which will be conducive to the later growth and flowering of coconuts. At the same time, you also need to supplement some light time in time during the maintenance process.

Coconut Planting Time

Coconut is more suitable for sowing after February, and generally planting can be completed before April. It takes about a month for it to germinate and emerge from the soil after sowing.

Coconut sprouts

Coconut sprouts are generally fragile, but they are relatively thicker than sprouts of other plants. They are emerald green in color. Generally, they need to be cared for about a month after sprouting before they can grow normally.