How to artificially germination of loofah seeds

 

  How to artificially germination of loofah seeds? When the loofah is planted in spring, it will be difficult to germinate because the temperature and temperature are in a relatively low state, which makes the loofah emergence difficult and even affects the emergence rate of loofah. For this purpose, artificial germination can be carried out. The germination technology is shared as follows:

1. Loofah seeds are soaked in 50-degree water for 5-8 hours, put on a wet cloth or paper, pay attention to the humidity of the paper or cloth, not dripping, but not too dry.

2. Cover the wet paper or the cloth to block the light.

3. The suitable temperature for the germination of loofah seeds is around 28-30 degrees, so it is necessary to pay attention to heat preservation at night.

4. Generally speaking, the germination rate of loofah is relatively low, especially in early spring, it is best to sown after germination. If the seedling cultivation of loofah seedlings must be transplanted before the first true leaves, otherwise it will affect the survival rate. Seedlings are planted 4 to 5 days after sowing, and can be planted 3 days after emergence.

5. It is also worth noting that if the water on the seed coat is dried with a cloth after soaking, then it is left to stand for 1 hour, then placed in a container with wet paper or cloth, and covered with wet paper. Or the cloth sprouts, the effect will be better. The permeability of the seed coat after soaking seeds of loofah seeds affects the germination rate and germination potential of the seeds. Only after the moisture on the seed coat is dried and dried for a certain period of time can the permeability of the seed coat be improved and thus improved. Its germination rate and germination potential.

The germination technology of loofah seeds is introduced here. As far as the current planting mode is concerned, Xiaobian advocates the use of greenhouses or greenhouses for the cultivation of loofah seeds, so that the temperature can be artificially controlled to meet the demand of loofah seed germination, thereby effectively improving Seedling rate.