Oil anemone has the highest survival rate when sown in spring and summer. First collect the pollen of oil sunflower, then apply it to the disk to obtain high quality oil sunflower seeds, soak the seeds, and then sow 2~3 seeds into small holes at intervals of 30~40 minutes. The sowing depth was about 3~5cm, the temperature was controlled at 20℃ and waited for germination under sunlight.

Sowing period

Oleander can be sown in March in spring or in June-July in summer. These two periods are suitable for sowing of oil sunflower. Seeds germinate well and can also be sown at other times, but the seeds are difficult to germinate in the soil and may not even germinate.

Pollination and Seed Acquisition

In fact, the technique of growing anemone is very simple. First, collect oil sunflower pollen with a brush or other tool, then apply the pollen to the disk so that it bursts into high-quality seeds. Soak the seeds in water for six hours to promote germination, making it easier for them to take root and sprout when sown in soil.

Selecting Soil

In general, anemone does not have strict soil requirements. It can usually be planted in garden soil. However, it is important to turn the ground before planting to loosen the soil. However, if you want to pot anemone, you should also prepare a container with a diameter of 10 centimeters and add decayed leaf soil as potting substrate with garden soil to make it grow better.

Sowing management

Before sowing the anemone, turn the soil 20~22cm, sow 2~3 seeds in small holes every 30~40cm, the depth of sowing is about 3~5cm, and then spray moderate amount of water on the soil. Potted plants are sown directly into the potting soil, the temperature is controlled at 20 ℃, and placed in the sun for germination.