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How to plant primrose

Jesse Pinkman
2020-07-13 13:15:09
Primroses are usually planted by sowing. Generally, seeds are collected in May and June and sown at the end of June. First, the seeds are mixed into a part of the soil, and then spread evenly on the loose and thick flower soil surface as far as possible, and then covered with a layer of soil. To ensure the environment is suitable, it will be able to sprout in a week or so.

The time of seed collection and sowing

Sowing is one of the most common ways of propagation of primrose. The time of seed collection is generally in May and June. After harvest, we should sow early, usually at the end of June.

The choice of matrix

It is better to use a soft, thick and breathable matrix. Sowing is usually done in a shallow basin or box. After selection, a part of matrix is put into it first.

3. Sowing

Because its seed itself is thin and small, it can be mixed into a part of the substrate first, and then spread them to the soil surface together, so the effect is better. It is better to spread the seeds evenly. It is the same as sowing seeds directly. After sowing, cover it with a thin layer of fine sand. The thickness should not be too thick, just a little without seeds.

IV. maintenance and potting

1. Maintenance: three points need attention. First of all, water should be poured after sowing, and then the substrate should not be too dry, and some water should be added properly. And then there is the light, which needs to be placed in the place where the light is weak. Another is to cover a glass plate above the container. If the light is strong, you can also cover a newspaper

2. Transplanting and potting: generally from one week to ten days, it can sprout. The seedlings need to be transplanted and potted. The best choice for a new basin is a basin with a diameter between 12 and 16 cm. After the basin, also pay attention to the maintenance.

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