Kochia scoparia, also known as broom seedlings and broom seedlings, collects plants when the fruits are ripe in autumn, dries them and lays the fruits.

First, choose the soil

The requirements for soil are not strict, and there are not too many restrictions. If you plant it in the ground, you can choose a sunny place, which can be satisfied in the normal countryside. If you want to plant potted plants, you can prepare suitable loam to ensure ventilation, drainage and certain looseness, which can fully ensure the growth.

Second, sowing seeds

If you sow in the open field, you can choose in the middle and early April of spring. Loosen the selected loam and sow the seeds. The seeds can't be kept for a long time. It's best to use the new seeds from last year. If it takes two years, the seed emergence rate will be reduced. After sowing, cover it with thin soil, not thick soil, otherwise it will be difficult to emerge.

Third, post-sowing maintenance

After sowing, pay attention to moisturizing and water it in time, so as not to make the basin soil too dry.