How to plant Ornithogalum seeds

Obtaining seeds

Where are the seeds of Tiger Eye Dieffenbachia? Many friends don’t quite understand. In fact, on the outside of its bulbous rhizome, we can see various raised "beans", which are its seeds.

The seeds will be arranged from small to large on the outside of its bulb. When the seeds grow to the size of a dime, they are mature and can be used to grow new plants.

Choice of planting soil

When choosing the cultivation soil, you should pay attention to choose the cultivation soil that the Tiger Eye Dieffenbachia likes. This will not only be beneficial to its growth, but also make the mature plant more ornamental.

You should try to choose a soil with high fertility and rich humus to grow it. Sufficient fertility and humus are the prerequisites for its healthy growth.

The germination process of Tiger Eye Dieffenbachia seeds requires the support of oxygen, which requires us to choose well-ventilated cultivation soil when selecting cultivation soil, and not to choose too sticky cultivation soil.

It likes a moist soil environment, and you should pay attention to choosing a planting soil with strong water retention capacity. In such a cultivation soil, it will definitely grow faster.

It is best to disinfect the planting soil and apply some base fertilizer before planting, which is conducive to its more vigorous growth.

Planting method

Pour the processed cultivation soil into a flowerpot of moderate diameter and appropriate depth. Use a shovel to level the soil surface.

Place the seeds gently on the soil surface, being careful not to damage the seeds.

Then cover the seeds with planting soil. Make sure the thickness of the soil is moderate, neither too thin nor too thick. If the cover is too thin, the roots of the grown plants may be exposed to the air, affecting the plants' absorption of nutrients; if the cover is too thick, the weight of the soil will hinder the normal germination of the seeds and affect their normal germination.

You also need to pour some water into the pot to ensure that the culture soil is moist enough to provide a good germination environment for the seeds.

Finally, move the flower pot to a darker room, but not completely dark.