What harm does excessive sowing density of flowers and plants cause?

Flowers & Gardening Jan 1, 1970 0 views

Harm of excessive sowing density of flowers and plants:

1. Insufficient nutrient area for the seedlings.

2. Poor ventilation and insufficient light.

3. Reduced photosynthesis affects seedling growth.

4. Seedlings are thin and weak, with few leaves and plump terminal buds not formed.

5. Root growth is inhibited, the root system is underdeveloped, the root spread is small, there are few lateral roots, and dry matter accumulation is low.

6. Susceptible to pests and diseases, with a low rate of established seedlings.

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What harm does excessive sowing density of flowers and plants cause?

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