How to propagate black grass

How to sow black grass

When propagating black seed grass, sowing is generally the main method of propagation. It is not a very easy plant to sow.

When sowing black grass, spring sowing is the main method. In some areas in the south, autumn sowing can be carried out. Generally, the germination temperature is maintained at 15℃-20℃, and it will germinate in about half a month.

Detailed explanation of the sowing method of black grass

Black seed grass can be sown directly, but the effect will be better after germination. Use paper towels to germinate the seeds of black seed. It usually takes about a week to germinate. After germination, you can sow them into the soil, but the germination is still relatively slow.

Be careful when sowing black seed grass. Black seed grass hates light, so when sowing, pay attention to shade. Before the seeds germinate, pay attention to avoid light. Too strong light may cause them to not germinate.

Notes on black seed propagation

The germination of black grass through sowing is relatively slow and requires more careful care, so it is not suitable for novices.

Generally speaking, fresh seeds germinate faster and have a relatively better germination rate.

Black seedlings are not resistant to transplantation, so after sowing, it is best not to transplant them easily.

If black grass is sown directly in the field, it will bloom later and not for long.