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How to sow flower seeds for a high germination rate? Detailed guide to the correct planting method

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Soak the flower seeds to speed up sprouting, then sow them, with the temperature at sowing between 15-25°C. After sowing, water thoroughly to keep the soil moist. After sowing, you also need to cover the seeds with soil: for medium and large seeds, the soil layer should be twice the thickness of the seed; for small seeds, just a light covering of soil is enough;

Soak the flower seeds to speed up sprouting, then sow them, with the temperature at sowing between 15-25°C. After sowing, water thoroughly to keep the soil moist. After sowing, you also need to cover the seeds with soil: for medium and large seeds, the soil layer should be twice the thickness of the seed; for small seeds, just a light covering of soil is enough; for tiny seeds, basically no soil covering is needed. Finally, cover the flower pot with newspaper and place it in the sun for care.

What flowers are easy to grow and also beautiful?

1. Crown of Thorns (Euphorbia milii)

Crown of Thorns is a kind of “lazy person’s flower,” very suitable for people who dislike trouble to grow. It can tolerate high temperatures, moisture, and also drought; just place it in a sunny spot for growing.

2. Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana)

Kalanchoe is not strict about soil and can grow well in soil dug up from the roadside; watering is also casual: watering every day will not kill it, and watering once a week will also keep it alive; if there is good sunlight it will grow well, and with poor sunlight it will just grow a bit leggier; it will not die of heat in summer, and in winter as long as it is not thrown into the snow it will not freeze to death.

3. Cosmos (Cosmos bipinnatus)

Cosmos has very tenacious vitality, is super easy to care for, and looks super beautiful when in bloom.

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