How to sow Ebisu Smile

Seed selection of Ebisu Smile

Fresh seeds germinate better, so buy good seeds. If you are raising Ebisu at home, you can wait for the fruits to form and the seeds to mature, then take the seeds yourself.

Ebisu's Smile Planting Season

It is best to sow in spring, and the optimal temperature is 22℃--24℃.

Ebisu's Soil for Seeding

It is best to use coconut soil and perlite in a ratio of 4 to 6, which is both water-retaining and breathable. You can also use peat for sowing. It is easy to get moldy when sowing, so be sure to disinfect it before sowing.

Ebisu's sowing container

It is best to use a black plastic pot, which has the dual function of retaining water and absorbing heat. The size of the pot should also be chosen according to the number of seeds. It is recommended to provide a large space at the beginning so that you don’t have to worry about moving in the future, which is also conducive to full growth.

How to sow Ebisu Smile

First prepare the soil and pot, put the soil into the pot, and then bury the seeds in the soil. There should be a certain distance, about 0.5 cm. After that, absorb the carbendazim water from the basin, and then wrap the basin completely with plastic film. Be sure to check whether it is really sealed. Then you can put it in the sun. Don't worry about overheating, because the seed coat is relatively thick, and heat will make it germinate better.

The emergence of Ebisu Smile

It will germinate about 10-15 days after sowing. After germination, the seed coat will press against the small leaves. Remember to use tweezers to remove the seed coat. Also remember to open the film appropriately as the seedlings need ventilation. After half a month to a month, you can gradually remove the film and then manage it normally.

By the way, when watering, you must follow the principle of watering thoroughly when the soil is dry, and it is best to use water containing fungicides such as carbendazim. Also, don't move casually, otherwise it would be a pity if you die.

Well, the above is all I want to say about the sowing of Ebisu Smile. I hope all flower lovers can sow successfully and cultivate beautiful Ebisu Smile.