How to sow shell flower

Sowing characteristics of shell flower

Everyone knows that “know yourself and know your enemy, and you can fight a hundred battles without danger.” When applied to flowers, it probably means that only by understanding the characteristics of flowers can you grow an excellent seedling. First of all, shell flowers like sunlight and humid environment, but they are not tolerant to waterlogging and prefer fertile and loose soil. Therefore, based on these characteristics, flower lovers can almost understand the key points of sowing shell flowers.

The choice of soil for planting shell flowers

Shell flower has strong vitality, so generally speaking, it can survive no matter where the seeds are sown. However, if you want the shell flower to grow beautifully, it is better to choose fertile soil and sterilize the soil before sowing. On the one hand, it can eliminate weed seeds, and on the other hand, it can remove some insect eggs, reducing the risk of shell flowers being infected with diseases and pests. Finally, keep the soil moist.

Selection of seeds for sowing shell flower

The seeds of shell flower are also very beautiful in appearance. They look like pebbles and present a beautiful triangle shape. Generally speaking, as long as the seeds are mature, they can be used for sowing and can grow into a beautiful shell flower. If you want to be meticulous and choose the best, you can choose seeds with no scratches on the surface, bright color, and full grains, and sow them in the prepared soil.

Shell flower sowing steps

After selecting the seeds and preparing the soil, you are basically ready. At this time, sprinkle the selected seeds evenly in the potting soil, then cover it with a thin layer of soil and water it enough. In the subsequent ear care, it is generally necessary to water it every one to two days. Under normal circumstances, the shell flower will sprout new buds within a week, and will grow into a fresh and refined shell flower in three months.