When planting lotus seeds, it is necessary to treat the seeds first, because the seeds are covered with a thick and hard seed coat, which needs to be rubbed on the ground to make the black seed coat of the seeds grind into small holes, which is beneficial to the growth of pathogens.

Step 2 soak to accelerate germination

Seeds with small mouths need to be soaked in water to make them swell and germinate. Soak the seeds in clean water for about a week, change the water in the basin every day to make the water level higher than the seeds, and then take them out after the seeds sprout.

3. Planting

Prepare a plastic flowerpot, fill the bottom of the pot with lotus pond mud, and plant the germinated seeds in the soil. Usually only one plant is planted in each pot. After planting, add a proper amount of water, and the water surface must not cross the lotus leaf. In its growing period, it needs proper illumination, receiving 6 hours of illumination every day, and replenishing water in time to keep its water level constant. Then apply some Woye water-soluble fertilizer to supplement nutrition.