How long can the seeds of the red spider lily be kept and when is the sowing period

1. How long can the seeds of the red spider lily be kept?

The seeds of red spider lily have no dormancy and cannot be stored for too long. If you store it for a period of time before sowing, it will be difficult for it to germinate, and the germination rate will be reduced. Therefore, it is recommended to sow and plant as soon as possible after harvesting. As long as the planting method is correct and the environment is suitable, seedlings will emerge about half a month after planting, and the germination rate will be relatively high. In addition, please note that if you want to store it, you should put it in a cool and relatively dry place, so that it can be stored longer.

2. When is the sowing period of red spider lily?

The sowing of red spider lilies can be carried out throughout the year, but it is recommended to be done in autumn. Fresh seeds have a higher germination rate and can germinate faster. Note that summer is its dormant stage. If planted in summer, it will not grow. It will have to wait until the temperature drops in autumn to resume growth and slowly sprout.

3. How to sow red spider lily

Its sowing method is very simple. After harvesting the seeds, you must first pick out the shriveled grains and leave only the healthy and plump ones. After selection, plant the seeds directly into the soil, cover them with a thin layer of soil and water them appropriately to keep them moist. They will soon sprout and grow.

When planting, please note that you should choose loose, breathable, humus-containing soil, and the alkalinity of the soil should not be too high, otherwise it will hinder growth and make it difficult to bloom later.