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How to sow the seeds of Money Tree? It's best to sow in a few months

Marie Schrader
2020-05-16 13:45:10
Before sowing, it is necessary to speed up the germination, and then plant when the white buds are seen. It likes alkaline soil and needs to prepare suitable nutrient soil. When planting, one end of the bud point should be facing down, covered with thin soil, poured with water, and then covered with plastic film, which will sprout and prop up the film in about three or four days. At this time, it can be uncovered, and the later maintenance should also be frequently watered to provide a moist soil environment. In addition, the best sowing time is in spring and autumn, which is more conducive to germination.

How to sow

1. Soak seeds: before sowing, the Money Tree must first hasten the germination, soak the seeds in clear water until the seeds are cracked and the white buds are exposed, then it can be planted in a pot.

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2. Prepare basin soil: it likes alkaline soil, and appropriate nutrient soil shall be prepared when planting. Put into flowerpot without drainage hole, not too full, convenient for later maintenance management.

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3. Potting and planting: when planting, put the end with bud point downward, and then cover with thin soil and water it. Then cover it with plastic film to keep it moist. After about three or four days, the seeds will germinate and prop up the film. Then uncover it. In the later stage, we should also pay attention to watering and keep the humid environment. About 20 days, we can grow into small saplings.

Fortune Tree

It is best to sow in February or in May.

Money Tree are best sown in spring and autumn. The specific time is from April to June and from August to October. The germination rate of seeds planted in these two periods is high, and the growth in the later period is also very vigorous. Its growth should have a high humidity environment, so it is easy to cause insect damage, in the maintenance of regular spraying of drugs for prevention and control.

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