Arrojadoa RHODANTHA

Sowing and germination

Arrojadoa seeds usually germinate well without any pre-sowing preparation. To be on the safe side, you can soak the seeds in a fungicide solution before sowing (use according to the instructions). Guaranteed high germination can be obtained after soaking the seeds in a solution of gibberellic acid GK3 at a concentration of 1000 ppm - 1g/1l of water, 24 hours. After soaking, the seeds are sown while still wet, without allowing them to dry out. For sowing, prepare a permeable soil mixture, for example, from 2 parts sand and 1 part leaf soil, which is pre-sterilized. The top layer is best made of clean sand, on which black seeds (their condition) and seedlings will be clearly visible. High drainage is arranged at the bottom of the seeding container. The seeds are laid out on the surface of the moistened substrate and not sprinkled with anything on top, only slightly pressed into the soil so that they do not dry out.