Sell 100 Seeds Mix Succulent Seeds Lotus Lithops Pseudotruncatella best price

【Welcome to failaha store】 All the seeds in the store are carefully tested and selected seeds with high germination rates. 【Spot】Sent from a professional seed manufacturer in China, it will reach you within 7-14 days. If you meet any problems, please contact the online customer service, we will reply to you within one working day. ! ! ! ! Customers who need it urgently, please do not place an order! ! ! ! Q: Questions about germination rate After each kind of seed comes out, I will try sowing at least once. The germination rate can reach at least 80% before shipping. Otherwise, no matter how popular the seeds are, they will not be sold because I am also a novice. I understand that I am disappointed in buying bad seeds. How old is it that I can guarantee that the seeds will grow fresh and full, and the conditions of my own trial sowing are very good. You can refer to the comments for details. However, it is well known that seeds are individual germs of life to be germinated. The germination will be affected by environmental factors and human factors, so the germination rate cannot be guaranteed according to international practices. I don’t guarantee that the germination rate is not a dodge responsibility. I am also very helpless. Sometimes I want to come and help to broadcast ╮(╯▽╰)╭ .since opening the shop for so long, just follow the tutorial step by step so that my tutor will basically not appear. Situation O(∩_∩)O, Tiny seeds, almost as fine as dust, such as lithops, other succulents and some cacti can be difficult to handle. Sometimes, in fact, the packet seems to contain nothing except a trace of dust-sized particles. 1. Use a small pan or pot for sowing, about 4 or 5 inches is adequate. 2. Fill the pan or pot to overflowing with the seed compost, then firm it first with your fingers, then with a wooden presser. 3. Pour a heaped teaspoon of fine sand into the seed packet and shake to mix sand and seed. 4. Sow the seed direct from the packet, tapping it slowly to release the sand-seed mixture evenly over the compost. 5. Do not cover the seed with compost, simply press them into the surface with the wooden presser. 6. Water the compost from underneath by standing the tray or pot in a bowl of tepid water. 7. Cover with a piece of glass, cling film or seal inside a polythene bag to keep the compost moist and the atmosphere slightly humid. 8. Remember that very fine seeds have a lower germination rate than normal-sized ones and the correct temperature for germination is very important.