How to grow allspice

1. Breeding conditions:

1. Soil: It is best to use loose, fertile and well-permeable soil for growing allspice.

2. Light: Adequate light must be maintained. If it is to be cultivated indoors, it should be placed in a place with sufficient light as much as possible.

3. Watering: Allspice likes heat and is drought-resistant. Watering does not need to be too frequent, once every 1-2 days is enough.

4. Temperature: Allspice is native to tropical regions of America and likes to grow in hot environments, so you must pay attention to temperature control and regulation. If the temperature is too low, the plants may easily freeze to death.

2. Reproduction method:

Allspice can be propagated by sowing. Before sowing, place the seeds in a cool and ventilated place for drying for about 1 to 2 days, which can increase the germination rate. When sowing, pay attention to even sowing. After sowing, cover with about 1 cm of soil and adjust the temperature to around 20℃.

3. Notes:

During the flowering period, if the area is in the rainy season, allspice may have difficulty in pollination between male and female flowers, which is the main reason for the production of deformed fruits. Within half a month before the flowering period, growth regulators can be added when fertilizing to prevent and control this phenomenon in advance.