How to plant begonia seeds?

1. Seed soaking and germination

In order to improve the germination rate of Lovers crabapple seeds, you can soak the seeds in water for one night before sowing, wrap them in a wet towel after taking them out, and ensure the ripening temperature. When the temperature is above 15, wait until the lovers crabapple seeds turn white before sowing.

2. Precise potting soil

Prepare loose and fertile nutrient soil, put the nutrient soil in the pot until it is seven to eight minutes full, water the soil thoroughly, and then put it in the pot. The seeds outside are sown on the soil surface and covered with a thin layer of fine soil. The covering soil should be thick enough that the seeds are not visible. Tighten the soil lightly with your hands and spray the soil surface with a small watering can.

3. Sow seeds into the soil

After sowing the crabapples, place the potted plants in a bright place with astigmatism, observe whether the soil surface is dry, and spray the soil with a watering can. After a while, the couple's crabapple seeds can germinate and emerge. After the seedlings grow, it is necessary to move the potted plants to a place with sufficient light.

4. Post-planting maintenance

Usually, the maintenance temperature is maintained at 5-35°C, and the light intensity gradually increases as the plants grow. I usually weigh the pot soil with my hands. If it feels lighter, I pour water. After the leaves of Lovers' Begonia expand, water them with balanced nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers every half a month. After the plant branches and leaves grow, switch to phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to promote the rapid flowering of Lovers' Begonia.