How to cultivate lotus seeds when they sprout, and how to plant them when lotus seeds sprout?

If the lotus seeds germinate but have not yet grown roots, ensure that the buds are soaked in water when buried in the soil, otherwise there will be no roots, and the buds will be easy to dry up when they are exposed to the water. If the lotus seed is ripe enough, it will sprout in 2 to 3 days, and if it is not ripe enough, it will take several days, or it will not germinate! The water should be changed every day to keep the water not turbid.

If lotus seeds want to germinate smoothly, they need to be treated in advance, the shell is relatively hard and compact, and it is difficult to germinate directly by sowing seeds. Find the end of the lotus seed with small pits, first use a vise to break the small mouth of the seed, or you can wear it on the rough ground, and you can't hurt the seed kernel when you break the shell.

Fill a container with water and soak the seeds in the water to ensure that the water can soak the seeds. Place the seeds indoors, change the water twice a day, and maintain the surrounding temperature, and they will germinate in about a week. After the seeds germinate, they can be raised in a sunny place, at this time, the light should be strengthened, and after about two weeks, new roots will grow, and 2-3 young leaves will also grow.

When the leaves of the lotus seeds are the size of a coin and form a root system, they can be transplanted separately. Start by preparing some silt with a high nutrient content and spread it on the bottom of a mud pot with no bottom holes. Then bury the sprouted lotus seed sprouts facing upwards and bury them in the mud, taking care to keep the budding side facing up.

After that, fill the hole with surrounding mud, and then gently press the soil around it to prevent it from floating up after watering. Pour some water so that the water surface is about 10cm away from the surface of the soil. After that, put it in a softly lit environment and take care of it slowly.

After transplanting, you can add an appropriate amount of water, but make sure that the water does not submerge the small leaves. After a while, when its roots and leaves are growing better, you can increase its light reception time and apply proper fertilizer to help it grow.

After growing a leaf, it is planted in the mud, preferably a pond, no pond, find a large vat with a diameter of more than half a meter and a height of more than one meter.

You can directly soak the lotus seeds in water, wait until they germinate, and then put the lotus seeds into the silt for breeding, and the planting of lotus seeds is completed.

Once it has sprouted, it should be planted directly into the soil, and you can also continue to plant it in the water, and then transplant it into the soil after the roots have grown.

Be sure to remove the germination place, be sure to remove the skin of the seeds, choose the right potting soil, and then you should pay attention to the depth of planting, and it is necessary to strengthen the maintenance work in the later stage.

1. Soak in water first to recuperate, and then change when the water is mixed.

2. Wait for the lotus buds to move the pot when the roots are grown.

3. Start fertilizing after the leaves are erected.

If you want lotus seeds to germinate, you must first wear out one end of its concave, and then soak it in clean water, it will germinate in about a week, during which you should prepare potting soil, and wait until the lotus seeds take root and you can plant it.

1. Germination method

If you want the lotus seeds to germinate, then you first need to grind the concave end of its seeds on the cement floor or rough stones, and then you need to soak the lotus seeds in clean water, and change the water frequently during the period, so that they can germinate in about 1 week and take root in about 2 weeks.

2. Prepare potting soil

In the process of lotus seed germination, it is necessary to prepare potting soil, it is generally best to use a container without holes to breed lotus seeds, and the soil is best to use non-polluting fertile pond mud, and after the pond mud is loaded into the pot, it is formed into a paste, and then the lotus seeds that sprout and take root can be planted into it.

3. Moisture requirements

The growth of lotus seeds needs sufficient water, after planting, you need to put a layer of shallow water, and then with the growth of lotus seeds and leaves, you need to gradually deepen the water level for it, and you also need to change the water regularly during the breeding period, otherwise the water quality is polluted, and the plant is easy to breed diseases and pests.

4. Maintenance method

After the germinated lotus seeds are planted, they should be maintained in a sunny place, so that the plants can fully carry out photosynthesis, and they can not be maintained in a shady place, otherwise the light is insufficient, and the plant is prone to poor growth.

1. Soil conditions: directly select pond soil, or dilute the soil and stir it into a thin mud. 2. Seed disinfection:

Soak the lotus seeds in disinfectant water for 3-5 minutes, and remove them and put them on paper to absorb the water. 3. Planting: Press the seeds into the soil and add water to ensure that the water layer is about 5 cm.

4. Post-maintenance: add a little water every 5 days.

1. Soil conditions

Lotus seeds like to grow in silt, you can directly use lotus pond soil when planting, or add water to ordinary soil, stir it into a thin mud, and prepare a flower pot with a diameter of about 20 cm with drainage holes to make lotus seeds grow healthily.

2. Seed disinfection:

Before planting lotus seeds, you need to disinfect them, prepare the diluted carbendazim disinfection solution, soak the seeds for about 3 minutes, and then take them out and put them on toilet paper, and absorb the moisture on the surface of the lotus seeds to avoid rotting.

3. Carry out planting

After the potting soil is ready, you can plant lotus seeds, first dig a hole in the soil surface, and then put the germinated lotus seeds in, the germinated side is facing up, and finally cover the soil, pay attention to the need for appropriate watering after the lotus seeds are planted, to ensure that the water layer is about 5 cm.

4. Later maintenance

After planting, lotus seeds need to be placed in a semi-shady, well-ventilated environment to ensure that the temperature is about 25 degrees Celsius, and the water evaporates quickly when the weather is hot, and water should be added once every 5 days or so to provide sufficient water for the growth of lotus seeds.

When planting germinated lotus seeds, prepare a pot with no holes at the bottom and a diameter of about 30 cm. Garden soil, peat soil, and base fertilizer are mixed to make a substrate for cultivation. The germinated seeds can then be buried in the soil and watered once.

After planting, the lotus seeds can be transferred to a ventilated sunny place for maintenance, so that the lotus seeds can emerge as soon as possible.

How to plant lotus seeds after germination.

When planting germinated lotus seeds, it is necessary to choose a flower pot with a large diameter and no holes at the bottom as a cultivation container, and the diameter of the flower pot should be controlled at about 30 cm. Before potting, the inner wall of the pot needs to be cleaned, and carbendazim solution should be sprayed for sterilization and disinfection, so that the lotus seeds can grow healthily.

When cultivating lotus seeds, pond mud can be used as the substrate for cultivation, or the garden soil can be mixed with water and stirred into a thin mud for cultivation. After that, it is necessary to add an appropriate amount of well-decomposed organic fertilizer to the soil to improve the fertility of the soil, so that the lotus seeds can grow and develop vigorously.

Once the preparation is complete, you can put the sprouted lotus seeds into the soil, dig a hole in the soil surface, and then put the lotus seeds in so that the germinated side is facing up, and finally cover with a thin layer of soil.

After planting, pour an appropriate amount of water into the pot, and then place it in a ventilated and cool semi-shaded place for maintenance. In the later stage of maintenance, it is necessary to change the water every 5 days, and after the seedlings grow, water needs to be added appropriately according to the height of the seedlings, so that the leaves of the lotus seeds float on the water surface.