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The main decoration part: look at the flowers Color matching system color: a variety of department colors Result period: 12 (months) Garden use: bonsai, flower arrangement, vertical greening Purity: 99 1. Generally speaking, seeds that are easy to germinate can be soaked in cold or warm water before sowing. The water temperature should be controlled below 40 degrees before sowing to soften the seed coat or swell the seeds, such as morning glory, nasturtium, etc. and many more. No need to soak small seeds. 2. For seeds with hard seed coats, since the seed coats are hard, airtight and impermeable, methods such as carving the seed coat and treating with chemicals can be used. A fresh file or knife can be used to cut through seeds such as canna to cut off the testicles so that the water directly touches the cotyledons. As the cotyledons absorb water and expand, the hard outer testicles will naturally rupture and germinate quickly. 3. For seeds that need to be dormant under low temperature and humid conditions, freezing and low temperature stratification (ie, sand storage) methods are often used. Second, the sowing date When the weather gets warmer, indoor potted flowers are usually planted in spring. However, there are many types of indoor flowers. Certain tree species that bloom in winter and spring are usually sown in late summer and early autumn, and tree species with a shorter growth period can also be sown in late autumn and early winter. Three, sowing Indoor flowers are usually planted with 3 parts of peat soil and 1 part of Gaza soil. You can also use mulch or fine sand as the seeding soil; now, you can also use the purchased farming soil for direct seeding. Put the 8 cents of soil in the pot, scrape it off and soak it in water so that the soil in the pot is soaked and ready for use. Small seeds, such as petunia, turquoise flowers (six times), bluebells, etc., should be carefully and evenly spread on the surface of the soaked potting soil. In order to sow evenly, beginners can mix some fine sand in the seed, the size of which is the same as the seed. After sowing, small seeds usually do not cover the soil. If the soil is covered, then it can only be a very thin layer, so that the seeds cannot be seen. Finally, cover a layer of film to retain moisture and prevent the soil from drying out and affecting seed germination. And spray water at an appropriate time to maintain moisture, or soak the pot, so that water can seep into the soil of the pot from the hole at the bottom of the pot. After the seeds germinate, gradually remove the membrane covering the pots and gradually increase sunlight exposure. Larger seeds are easier to sown in pots. The depth of soil cover is about 2-3 times the seed diameter. When the soil is dry, it is not necessary to cover the soil and water.