Tools needed for lavender sowingFlower pots, seeds, gardening tools, garden soil Steps for sowing lavenderPreparing seedsFirst of all, everyone needs to prepare lavender seeds. Flower lovers should pay attention to the shelf life and variety of lavender seeds, and refrigerate the seeds in the refrigerator for about four or five days. After refrigeration, take it out and dry it in the sun for a day, then soak it in warm water for a while. Prepare flower pots and soilThe flowerpot does not need to be too big, and the soil should be as loose as possible. You can add some large particles of sand to increase the air permeability of the soil. Lavender sowingSow the lavender seeds one by one into the flowerpot. When covering the soil, you can cover it with a thicker layer because the lavender seeds are larger. After sowing, water the plants gently with a kettle. Be careful not to use too much force to avoid washing the seeds out. After watering, cover the plants with a layer of plastic wrap and poke a few small holes in the plastic wrap to ensure that the plants have good ventilation. Lavender may grow slowly after sowing, but after a few months, the growth rate will gradually become faster. Flower lovers please be patient.
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