Seed propagation of black-eyed Susan

How to Propagate Black-Eyed Susan

There are two ways to propagate Black-eyed Susan: cutting propagation and sowing propagation.

Seed propagation of black-eyed Susan

Tools Needed

When carrying out seed propagation, you need flower pots, potting soil, shovels, seeds, watering cans, etc.

Preparation for breeding black-eyed Susans

seed

The first thing you should do before sowing and propagating is to select seeds. Choose healthy black-eyed Susan seeds, dry the seeds and store them to prevent the seeds from germinating and getting moldy, which will cause the plants to not germinate and cannot be planted well.

Pot soil

Prepare a good nutritious substrate. It is best to choose sand and gravel, which is more conducive to the air permeability of plants, has better water permeability, and contains humus.

Steps for Seed Propagation of Black-Eyed Susan

Place the prepared substrate in the flowerpot, loosen the soil with a shovel, sow the prepared seeds evenly on the soil, cover it with a little soil, and water with a watering can. Be careful not to water too hard, sprinkle gently, and be careful not to wash out the seeds. Finally, don’t forget to fertilize and cover the flower pot with a layer of shade net to allow the plants to grow better.