Planting methods and operation procedures of Fuso seeds.
Hibiscus seeds are the key to the propagation of hibiscus, and correct planting methods and operation procedures are essential for the germination and growth of seeds. Here are the detailed steps to help you grow hibiscus successfully.
1. Prepare the seeds.
Choose healthy, plump hibiscus seeds and make sure they are free of pests, diseases or damage. Soak the seeds in warm water, which takes about 24 hours, in order to awaken the vitality inside the seeds.
2. Choose the right soil.
Hibiscus prefers well-drained soil, you can choose sandy soil or humus. Add the right amount of organic fertilizer to provide adequate nutrition. Mix the soil well and make sure it is moist but not too wet.
3. Sowing. Dig small holes in the prepared soil and put the seeds in them. Place two to three seeds per hole and lightly cover with a thin layer of soil. Keep the soil moist and provide plenty of sunlight.
4. Conservation and management.
During seed germination, the soil needs to be kept moist and overwatering avoided. Once the seedlings have grown, gradually increase the light, but avoid strong direct sunlight. Fertilize regularly to provide adequate nutrition. As the seedlings grow, gradually increase the amount of watering, but avoid standing water.
5. Transplantation and pruning.
When a seedling grows to a certain size, it can be transplanted into a larger potted plant or garden. Regular pruning can help hibiscus flowers stay healthy and beautiful. Prune off diseased branches and dead leaves to promote the growth of new branches.
By following these steps, you can successfully grow beautiful hibiscus. With patience and careful care, you will have a flourishing hibiscus.