Petopentia NATALENSIS

Sowing and germination

Seed material is distributed over the surface of moist soil, consisting of equal parts of peat soil and fine river sand. Coconut fiber is added to the finished soil mixture to maintain constant moderate humidity. After sowing, the container is covered with film and placed in a well-lit place, maintaining a constant temperature within 26-30°C. The dishes are aired daily so that condensation does not accumulate under the film, and after seedlings appear on the surface of the soil, the frequency and duration of airing can be increased. When the seedlings become stronger, they are transplanted into separate cups and watered as the top layer of soil dries. Young plants need a lot of light and warmth, then they can become full-fledged vines with a pot-bellied rhizome.