Does asparagus have seeds?

Asparagus has seeds. Asparagus comes in berries, usually 2 or 3 seeds in one berry. Typically, asparagus seeds mature in September and October each year. Typically, asparagus seeds are dispersed by humans or animals and birds. Asparagus seeds can be eaten, but cannot be grown directly. Generally, asparagus seeds have the effects of increasing appetite, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, antioxidant, and anti-aging effects. Generally, when collecting asparagus seeds, just cut the tubers and above-ground parts directly.

What asparagus seeds look like

Asparagus seeds are lumpy and have different shapes. Generally the tubers are thick and have many branches. The color is yellow and has an aromatic and spicy smell. There are thread-like fibers inside the seeds.

Time to Sow Asparagus Seeds

It is most suitable to sow asparagus seeds in April and May in spring. If the climate is suitable, it can also be grown in a greenhouse. The planting time can be in August and September, and fresh asparagus can usually be harvested in the second year of planting

How to plant asparagus seeds

1. Soak asparagus seeds in warm water for 3- 5 days, then remember to change the water once a day, and take it out after the seeds absorb water. 2. Mix asparagus seeds with fine sand, then cover with a wet towel and place in a warm place to germinate. 3. Once the seeds begin to appear white, they can be sown in the ground.