Select the right variety, appropriate germination temperature, soil selection and treatment, sowing method, maintain appropriate humidity, light management, germination time and precautions, succulent plants are loved by more and more horticultural enthusiasts because of their unique shape and easy maintenance. During the maintenance of succulent plants, how to make succulent germinate smoothly has become a concern for many novice horticultural enthusiasts. This article will provide you a detailed analysis of how to germinate succulent and related precautions. Help you easily grow beautiful succulent plants. Choosing the right variety is crucial to allow succulent plants to sprout smoothly. Different varieties of succulent plants have different environmental requirements. Therefore, when selecting seeds or seedlings, you should choose them according to your own maintenance conditions. Common succulent plant varieties include Crassulaceae, Archeaceae, Archeaceae, etc. Suitable germination temperature The suitable temperature for the germination of succulent plants is generally between 18℃ and 25℃. Too high or too low temperature will affect the germination speed and survival rate. During the germination process, you can adjust the indoor temperature or use electric blankets and other methods to maintain the appropriate temperature. Soil selection and treatment Succulent plants are suitable for growing in soil with good drainage and strong air permeability. You can choose peat soil, perlite, vermiculite and other materials to be mixed in a certain proportion to increase the air permeability and drainage of the soil. Before sowing, the soil should be disinfected to prevent the occurrence of pests and diseases. Sowing method 1. Shallow sowing: Sprinkle seeds on the soil surface and cover them with a thin layer of fine sand or vermiculite, with a thickness of about 1-2 mm.
2. Deep sowing: For some varieties that germinate slowly, the seeds can be buried in the soil to a depth of about 2-3 times the seed diameter. Maintain appropriate humidity During the germination of succulent plants, it is necessary to keep the soil moist, but it should not be too humid. You can increase the soil moisture by spraying water or spraying, while maintaining indoor air circulation to avoid the occurrence of diseases. Light management Succulent plants need a proper amount of scattered light during germination to avoid direct sunlight. The germination container can be placed in a place with sufficient scattered light, such as a balcony, window sill, etc. Germination time and precautions The germination time of succulent plants varies depending on the variety. They generally germinate within 1-4 weeks after sowing. During the germination process, the following points should be paid attention to: 1. Avoid frequently turning the soil to avoid damaging the seedlings.
2. Regularly check the germination status and remove ungerminated seeds in a timely manner.
3. After germination, gradually increase the light time to adapt to the outdoor environment.
Mastering the skills of how to germinate succulent will not only allow your succulent plants to germinate smoothly, but also improve the survival rate. During the maintenance process, pay attention to selecting the right variety, appropriate temperature, soil treatment, sowing methods, humidity management, light management, etc., I believe you will be able to cultivate beautiful succulent plants.