Some walnuts sold outside are not easy to sprout because they have been dried in high temperature. Walnut should be selected from the hands of farmers naturally dried walnuts.
Soak walnuts in water for two days. Don't forget walnuts. Spread a layer of gauze on walnuts to keep moisture.
When soaking, the water will turn yellow and brown slowly. Change the water in time to ensure the water quality is clean.
In this process, you can gently open a small opening for the walnut, or you can wait for the natural crack of the walnut to grow new buds
Rotten leaf soil and vermiculite according to the proportion of 1:1, with potassium permanganate soak sterilization, air dry after loading into a small flowerpot.
Put the walnut gently on the surface of the basin soil, the middle seam should be perpendicular to the surface of the basin soil, which is conducive to later rooting.
Put the potted plants in a cool and ventilated place, spray a little water every day to keep the soil moist. The first place where walnuts are exposed is their roots, which will slowly penetrate into the soil.
5-10 days after rooting, there will be green buds in the middle seam of walnut.
In the process of rooting and sprouting, do not pour too much water to prevent walnut from mildew. When the walnut grows up a little bit, it can be moved to the sun for normal maintenance. Walnuts will grow up and bear fruit.
Flower friends if you have the heart, when the walnut plants grow strong enough, you can graft, grafting walnut yield is higher.
Prepare the seeds of pineapple honey. The seeds should be fresh, smooth and spotless. Then wash the seeds in water for two minutes. Wash off the pulp and sugar on the surface.
Soak the seeds in water for 1-2 days, and you will see slightly raised bud points.
Prepare loose water moss, wet with water, put seed bud point down on water moss.
Spray water on the water moss every day, about 1 - 2 weeks, the seeds will grow.
Put the root of the long root seed down on the surface of the basin soil. After a period of time, the seed will split from the middle, and the bud will grow out of the seed.
You can remove the brown outer skin of the seeds and show the green seeds inside, so that the buds will grow faster
Put the potted plants in the sun, and they will soon grow into sprouting small potted plants.
In fact, longan is a good seed, that is, the pulp on the seed needs to be cleaned up, so that later breeding will not recruit insects.
Osmanthus seeds in water immersion for 1 week, need to change water every day, slowly will see the shell gradually split.
Put rotten leaf soil and vermiculite in a 1:1 ratio, put them in a flowerpot, moisten them with water, and then put osmanthus seeds in the flowerpot.
Spray water twice a day, keep basin soil moist, about 2 weeks later, buds will grow
Put the potted plants in the sun, and the young plants will grow well. The leaves of Osmanthus are very magical. They change color. The leaves just grow out are red. They turn yellow slowly and finally turn green.
Pick out the seeds of lemon from the pulp. There will be 3-7 seeds in a lemon.
The seeds should be soaked in water for 2 days.
Use small tweezers to remove the outer shell of lemon, which is good for later germination.
Find out the wipes and sprinkle some water on them.
Put the seeds on the wet towel, then put them together in the sealed bag, stick them to the glass with sunlight, the seeds will germinate in about 5-7 days.
After the seed germinates, it moves into the flowerpot, sprinkles water on the basin soil everyday to moisten.
The seeds will grow into beautiful potted plants.
There are many seeds in papaya. Flower friends can dig it out and clean it with water.
Soak papaya seeds for 1 week, change water every day, wash out the film outside the seeds.
Put the soil in the flowerpot, sprinkle and moisten, sow the seeds in the flowerpot, spray and moisturize every day.
About 2 - 3 weeks, the seeds will germinate, after germination to properly reduce the frequency of watering, can be changed to 2 - 3 days.
Put the flowerpot in the sun, papaya will thrive!
