Seed propagation of Cassia winged pod

Selecting a seed

If you are not shopping online, you must be careful when choosing seeds in the market. Seeds with full grains are more likely to germinate. However, everyone should understand that shriveled seeds must have unbalanced nutrients or have been reluctant to germinate for too long. In this case, friends need to choose carefully.

Processing seeds

The day before sowing, soak the prepared seeds in warm water for a whole day. It is best to control the temperature at around 45 degrees Celsius. After a day you can fish them out and dry them. At this time, you should pay attention that if the seeds have poor water absorption ability, you can rub them with sandpaper. If you don’t have sandpaper, dry fine yellow sand can also be used instead. When the surface of the seeds is no longer smooth, proceed to the step of soaking them in water until they swell.

Sowing time

Spring and summer are naturally a great time for plants to reproduce, and this small flower is no exception. Late spring and early summer are the best times to sow them. Because these two seasons are also the golden period for their growth, both the light and temperature can meet their standards.

Sowing steps

If the yard area at home is large enough, you can use the row sowing method, and the distance between the line furrows can be about 30 cm. The distance between seeds can be around 20cm, and the soil does not need to be too thick, 3cm is enough. Before the seedlings emerge, it is best to maintain the moisture in the ditch to increase the probability of emergence.

Precautions

Since we are in the courtyard, there is no need to worry too much. But be careful and water appropriately when the weather is too dry. Don't water them during the hottest part of summer so that they can adapt.