1The sowing of flowers is generally carried out in protected areas. At least basic facilities such as rain or shading should be used to achieve the conditions required for germination of various varieties to ensure the germination rate. 2Select porous and permeable soils (usually fine-grained peat, peat or rot leaf) in pots or sowing trays. 3The soil irrigated (water with carbendazim or thiophanate or chlorothalonil soil disinfection purposes, often with eight hundred times the liquid), the seeds evenly sprinkled on the soil layer. 4Sowing cover soil conditions: (1) fine seeds (such as thyme, petunia, cineraria, jellyfish seeds, etc.) do not need to cover the soil, but pay attention to maintain soil moisture. Moisturize with a fine mouth sprayer with spray-like water. If the water i 55. Most seeds germinate at a temperature of 20-25 degrees. It should be noted that some seeds must germinate at low temperatures, such as ranunculus and delphinium. Most of the seeds of vanilla and sowing seeds in autumn and winter should not be higher tFeature: 1. The sowing of flowers is generally carried out in protected areas. At least basic facilities such as rain or shading should be used to achieve the conditions required for germination of various varieties to ensure the germination rate. 2. Select porous and permeable soils (usually fine-grained peat, peat or rot leaf) in pots or sowing trays. 3. The soil irrigated (water with carbendazim or thiophanate or chlorothalonil soil disinfection purposes, often with eight hundred times the liquid), the seeds evenly sprinkled on the soil layer. 4. Sowing cover soil conditions: (1) fine seeds (such as thyme, petunia, cineraria, jellyfish seeds, etc.) do not need to cover the soil, but pay attention to maintain soil moisture. Moisturize with a fine mouth sprayer with spray-like water. If the water is large, it is easy to wash away the seeds or rush into the depth of the soil. The fine seeds are not easy to budding on the top soil. Or put a wet paper towel on the prepared potted soil so that the seeds will not fall under the soil layer, or be as moist as the previous spray method. It has been proved by practice that the germination rate of fine-grained seeds on the soil is higher than the rate of germination directly on the soil. (2) For large seeds, the thickness of the cover should be 2-3 times the seed size. (3) The amount of soil covered is also related to the good light and susceptibility of seed germination. For example, pansy seeds, such as pansy, must be covered with soil and must not be exposed. If the seeds are exposed to the soil surface for other reasons before the seeds have germinated, the soil must be filled until the seeds are not visible. After planting seeds, the soil must be kept moist but not waterlogged. Do not dry before sprouting. This is especially important for fine seeds. 5. Most seeds germinate at a temperature of 20-25 degrees. It should be noted that some seeds must germinate at low temperatures, such as ranunculus and delphinium. Most of the seeds of vanilla and sowing seeds in autumn and winter should not be higher than 25 degrees. The sowing seeds should not be lower than 20 degrees in spring and summer. If the temperature is not reached, use plastic wrap to raise the temperature. The cling film also has a moisturizing effect. In summer, all the seeds should be placed in a cool place to cover the rain. In winter, keep warm and prevent frost. There is no long root before the seeds germinate. It is necessary to artificially supplement the water to maintain life. The soil must maintain the humidity but not water. 6. if covered with plastic wrap, to be removed promptly after the seeds germinate, promptly move the flower pot to scattered light to see the light, and the seed germination should be promptly applied some liquid fertilizer, such as potassium dihydrogen phosphate. Fertilizer concentration is about 200 times and the concentration should not be too high. After being grown up, fertilize according to the growing condition of the plant. 7. When the seeds grow to 2-3 leaves, they can be planted in time for transplanting 5-6 leaves. Prior to planting, put a little slow-release granular fertilizer (such as compound fertilizer) and decomposed organic fertilizer. 8. if you want the plant to be full in the future, you can hit the tip or topping. At