Rhodiola ROSEA

Sowing and germination

Rhodiola reproduces by division of rhizomes or seeds. The latter are sown towards the end of November. There is also the option of planting in March, but in this case they are first kept for a month in wet sand at a temperature of 0°C to 3°C. The seeds are placed evenly on the soil surface, without deep penetration. Containers with seedlings are covered with glass or film and germinated in the light at a temperature of 17-21°C. Remove it immediately after the first shoots appear. Weak, poorly developing seedlings are removed. The remaining seedlings require regular ventilation and plenty of light for harmonious development.