Many people will plant a few potted plants, colored vegetables, and some ethnic flowers at home. How to plant a pot of ginseng? Germination is a key step. There are several methods:
First, prepare the soil. The best is that the soil with more sapropels will be more fertile. Fresh plant branches and leaves can also be collected for retting. Because ginseng doesn't particularly like the soil that contains fertilizer. So it's best to retouch on your own to enrich the nutrition of the soil.
Secondly, the seeds of ginseng were germinated. There are many ways to promote germination: the first is to soak the seeds in clear water for 48 hours to make them fully absorb water. Mix the fine sand and humus in the proportion of 1:1, and the humidity is about 35%. Put the soaked seeds into the mixed soil, and they will germinate and open up after 1-3 months.
The second kind: wet the gauze and evenly spread it in a container, pour out the excess water, and then spread the seeds directly on the gauze.
The third is that germination is the fastest under the condition of suitable water content, good air permeability and no light at 25 ℃ ~ 30 ℃. Wrap the soaked seeds with wet gauze or towel and put them in a large bowl or small basin. Wash them with water at 25 ℃ - 30 ℃ for 1-2 times a day. It is better to mix the seeds with 3 times of the volume of fine sand, put them into a water basin, turn the bank once or twice a day, and replenish the water when the fine sand is dry. The seeds need to be changed in temperature, and alternate at 30 ℃ for 8 hours and 20 ℃ for 16 hours every day. In general, 5-6 days can sprout. The fourth is: half a box of water in the foam box, then heat the fish bowl to 32 degrees, put it in the bottom, raise the tray, put the tissue, spray the wet, put the seeds that have already been soaked, and put them into the foam box (do not touch the water, underneath things to support them); connect the power supply, then cover the foam box lid, let the seeds enjoy the steam bath in the foam box, after the seeds germinate. Seeding.