How to breed dwarf snow wheel

Reproduction method

The method available for this plant is relatively simple, that is, using seeds.

Breeding time

Generally speaking, we sow seeds in late August or early September.

Specific methods

Soil selection: Our first choice is to choose fertile and loose soil. In addition, it must be rich in humus and have good drainage. Such soil will increase the success rate of our sowing.

Sowing: After preparing the soil, we can sow the seeds on it. After completion, cover it with a thin layer of fine soil, usually 0.2 cm is enough. Then we have to wait about a week for them to sprout. Next, we have to wait for a while, and after four to six leaves have grown, we can proceed to the next step.

Transplantation: Before winter comes, we should move the plants to a place with cold-proof equipment to spend the winter, and then wait until the spring of the following year to transplant them to the open ground or into pots. If it is used to decorate flower beds, it should be planted early in the spring of the following year because of its creeping nature. There are also some issues that need to be paid attention to when transplanting. For example, in order to avoid damaging the roots of the plants, try to bring as much of the original soil as possible. Also, make sure to water it thoroughly. If there is a lot of rain when transplanting in spring, you must pay attention to the drainage of the soil. If left unattended, the roots of the plants will easily rot due to too much rain.

Post-Processing

After transplanting, be sure to fertilize and water frequently, and weed regularly, so that the plants can grow stronger and bloom better.