Rabiea DIFFORMIS

Sowing and germination

Rabia seeds are small, brownish. Sowing is best done in spring, early summer, or in the presence of stable lighting and moderate temperatures year-round. A sterile fine-grained mineral substrate is used based on sifted soil for succulents, fine washed sand, perlite and mineral chips. The seeds are distributed over the surface, not buried or sprinkled, or only barely powdered with a thin layer of sand. The crops are moistened from a spray bottle with a weak solution of potassium permanganate or biofungicide with the addition of a seed-safe growth stimulant according to its label directions, seed-safe growth stimulant, seed-safe growth stimulant, seed-safe growth stimulant or seed-safe growth stimulant. The container is covered with a transparent lid or placed in a greenhouse. Germination is carried out in bright, diffused light and a temperature of about 18-24°C, without direct sun and overheating. The surface is kept slightly damp, but not wet; humidification is carried out only by fine spraying or very careful bottom watering.