How to sow the seeds of the barbata lily that you bought

Time

When sowing Scutellaria barbata, it is usually done in spring and summer. The germination speed is relatively fast, usually around 5-7 days. The flowering period of Scutellaria barbata is mainly in summer and autumn.

Variety characteristics

Scutellaria barbata is a plant of the Portulacaceae family. It is cultivated as an annual and the plant height ranges from 10 to 30 cm. The flowers of Scutellaria barbata are quite beautiful and it has a wide range of uses in gardens. It can be grown in courtyards or potted plants, and can also be grown in parks, flower beds, and flower borders.

Operation and requirements

Scutellaria barbata likes warm climate and relatively strong light. It is relatively resistant to drought and poor soil and can be propagated by cuttings. When sowing, the temperature should be above 15℃, and it will generally bloom in about 40 days.

When sowing Scutellaria barbata, you can sow it directly in the open field. Keep the germination temperature between 20℃-25℃ and keep the soil moist, and it will germinate soon. The barbata spathiphyllum will bloom within 5 to 8 weeks after sowing.

It should be noted that the seeds of Scutellaria barbata are very small, so you can mix the seeds with fine sand and then scatter them. The general ratio of sand to seeds is 5:1.