How to grow loquat seeds in water? Teach you the correct planting method

When loquat is mentioned, everyone is surely familiar with it; not only is its flesh abundant and sweet, but its nutritional value is also high, and especially the leftover pits can be grown into small potted plants. So how do you grow loquat seeds in water?

1. Seed selection

Loquat is a sweet and sour, tasty fruit that contains a variety of vitamins and has relatively high nutritional value. Many people want to know how to water-culture loquat seeds. To water-culture loquat seeds, first select fairly ripe fruit, take out the seeds, and choose large, plump individual seeds; this type of seed is relatively robust and has a higher germination rate.

2. Water culture

For water culture, choose a flower pot that does not leak water or a relatively large-diameter bowl or dish; both are fine. Clean the seeds thoroughly, put them into the flower pot filled with water, with the water amount just enough to submerge the seeds. Change the water every day, and pay attention to observing the seeds' germination until the seeds grow tender sprouts.

3. Transplanting

After the seeds sprout in water culture, they need to be transplanted into soil. Choose loose, breathable, nutrient-rich, well-draining sandy soil; a mix of garden soil and river sand is best. Place the seeds in the soil with the sprouts facing up, then cover with 1-2 cm of soil, and they can be cared for.

4. Care

During care, place the flower pot in a ventilated spot. Loquat likes light, but at this time it must not be exposed to direct sunlight; just let the seeds receive scattered light. When watering, water thoroughly at one time, and water again when the soil is about to dry out completely. This allows the seeds to breathe effectively, speeds up respiration, and enables the loquat seeds to sprout quickly and grow healthily.