How many days does it take for water grass seeds to germinate (illustration of planting methods), and how many days can you add water after germination

1. How many days can you add water?

After it sprouts, wait for about 3 days, when 90% of it has sprouted, and you observe that the growth is relatively stable, you can add water. This is the safest method. There is also a saying that you can add water at any time, because germination has nothing to do with adding water. As long as it adapts to the environment, it can grow. But it is still recommended not to add water too early, and wait a few more days. Otherwise, because its roots are very short, it will float after adding water, which is not conducive to growth.

2. Planting Method

1. Spread most of the bottom mud in the fish tank to ensure the nutrients in it. When spreading it, be careful to make sure it is even, and avoid making it thin on one side and thick on the other.

2. Sprinkle the seeds evenly and then spread a layer of mud on top with a thickness of about 1 cm to cover the seeds and not expose them to the outside. In particular, it should not be too thick, otherwise it will easily cause the seeds to not germinate or germinate slowly.

3. Then the most important thing is to ensure good lighting. If conditions permit, it needs to be exposed to light for 8 hours.

4. Keep the temperature between 15 and 28 degrees, and spray water on it twice a day with a small spray bottle to keep it moisturized. Don't rush to add water before the seeds germinate.

5. Wait for 7-15 days for the seeds to germinate. Add water after the seeds have germinated stably.