When to sow the six-fold profit

Autumn sowing

The best time to sow is September, and no later than November. Too low temperature will affect the germination rate of seeds. When sown in August, the seedlings will take shape very early and bloom around February to March of the following year. However, due to the influence of the growing environment, sunlight, temperature, etc. are difficult to guarantee, so the flowering effect is not very good.

Spring sowing

Spring sowing is generally done between January and March, when the temperature gradually warms up, plants grow faster, and climatic conditions are pleasant, which is more suitable for plant growth. However, spring sowing also has disadvantages. As the temperature gradually rises, the plants grow faster and the time left for pinching and control will be relatively short. If you want to achieve a good shape, you need to pinch the plants in time. But precisely because it is a suitable growing season, the time for viewing the flowers is relatively long.

Sowing precautions

Regardless of spring or autumn sowing, one thing you must pay attention to when sowing is that the seeds and the soil matrix must be compacted, otherwise the seeds will not have moisture and cannot germinate. Furthermore, compacted soil can ensure that it is closely integrated with the plant roots, and the soil ball will not easily loosen when we plant the plants.