1, drying seeds. Generally, seeds should be dried in the sun (not exposed to the sun) before sowing, so as to improve the vitality, germination rate and germination potential of seeds. Germination rate refers to the proportion of seeds that can germinate, and germination potential refers to the proportion of germination per unit time.

2. soak the seeds. Professionally, seeds with hard shells need to be soaked, such as fumigation and puzzles. And the rest, you don't have to soak. The soaking time is 3-6 hours.

3. Accelerate germination. The family suggested using transparent glass, soaking the bottom of the glass with a layer of paper towel, putting the seeds evenly on the paper towel, and then spreading a layer of soaked paper towel. Then seal the cup with plastic paper.

4. Then wait for germination. (Germination time varies from 3 days to 15 days) Newly germinated seedlings have few roots, but they have strong vitality, just like seeds germinated with paper towels are moved to the soil. Transplant the seeds into large flowerpots as soon as possible after germination to avoid damaging the roots. Large seedlings are not necessarily easy to transplant, because the growth of roots of the same seedling with the same size is not necessarily consistent. Some roots are developed, others are weak, and transplanting with soil is better. (In this regard, it is recommended to use disposable plastic cups for sowing, because it is easy to observe the development of the root system. When the root system is full, it can be transplanted into a large pot, and when the soil is slightly dry, it is almost harmless to the root system. )

5. Newly sprouted seedlings have few roots, but they have strong vitality, just like the seeds sprouted with paper towels are moved to the soil. Transplant the seeds into large flowerpots as soon as possible after germination to avoid damaging the roots.