How to Plant Red Seeds of Omoto Nipponlily? A Detailed Guide to the Planting Method

Omoto Nipponlily (Rohdea japonica) is a perennial evergreen plant of the genus Rohdea in the Asparagaceae family, and it has a unique air-purifying ability. So, how do you plant red seeds of Omoto Nipponlily?

1. Sowing time

Considering the temperature requirements for seed germination, it is generally best to sow in March or April when spring temperatures warm up, and a temperature of around 26 is also acceptable.

2. Sowing method

1. Choose a flower pot with good breathability and drainage, put nutrient soil into it, sow the seeds, press gently with your fingers or cover with a thin layer of soil, spray water with a spray bottle, soak the soil completely, spray water on the pot surface frequently, keep the pot soil moist, place the pot in a cool place, avoid direct sunlight causing water to evaporate too quickly, and maintain the temperature at 23°C to 29°C.

2. With the temperature properly controlled, the seeds can germinate in less than 25 days to one month. In summer, provide shade and place it in a semi-shaded place.

3. Later care

1. Water

After the seedlings grow steadily, they enter the growth period. When transplanting, switch to a loose, fertile, well-drained acidic soil mix of peat soil and fine sandy soil. At this time, the water demand is relatively high, so water promptly to keep the soil moist. When the summer temperature is too high, spray water on the leaves. In winter, to avoid freezing, reduce water.

2. Temperature

Seedlings in the growth period like a semi-shaded environment and cannot be exposed to direct sunlight. A room temperature of about 23 degrees is sufficient, and in winter the temperature should be kept at 5 to 8°C to ensure normal growth. Some special varieties need to be above 18 degrees.

3. Fertilizing

The fertilizing season is mostly concentrated in the spring and autumn growth seasons. From May to October, fertilize once every half month. In winter, if the leaves show abnormalities, it may also be a problem of insufficient fertility, and spraying a slow-release fertilizer is enough.

4. Pruning

After planting out, the plant is basically formed. If the shape does not look attractive, you can trim it yourself. The cut branches can be placed in water or in the same soil, and they will grow new roots.

Omoto Nipponlily can remove harmful substances such as nicotine and formaldehyde. Planting Omoto Nipponlily will create a perfect living space for the residential environment. It is usually placed in the living room or bedroom for decorative and ornamental purposes, making people feel refreshed.