Do Gypsophila seeds need to be soaked in water before planting (how long and how to soak in water)

1. Do seeds need to be soaked in water?

Before it is planted through sowing, like most plants, the selected seeds need to be soaked in water, which can increase the chance of germination and help the plant survive. If planted directly in the mud, the seeds will wither or the chance of germination will be lower, so to be on the safe side, it is best to soak them in water.

2. Soaking time and method

You can soak the seeds directly in water for about 24 hours, which can greatly promote the growth of sprouts. You can also use paper towels to germinate. Prepare a few paper towels, soak them with water, then place the seeds on them, place them in a sealed container, and spray a little water on the paper towels every day. When you observe the germination, you can start sowing and keep the surrounding temperature at 15-20 degrees. However, even after germination, its germination speed is still very slow. It takes about 10 days to 1 month. Don't be anxious and be patient.