Phyllodium PULCHELLUM

Sowing and germination

Phyllodium seeds should first be soaked in a growth stimulator for a day. Each seed must be scratched, damaging the shell. Seeds are sown in light, loose soil, spread over the surface of the earth. They need to be well sprayed with a spray bottle. The container with seeds is covered with cling film to create a greenhouse effect. You can also use a piece of glass. For seed to germinate, high humidity is required. The air temperature in the greenhouse under the film should be +20-25 degrees Celsius. Subsequent care for seedlings is required in the same way as when growing seedlings of other indoor plants. The greenhouse should be ventilated every day by opening the cap for a couple of minutes. The soil must be sprayed periodically to prevent it from drying out. The first shoots appear after 1.5 months. When the seeds germinate, the cap must be removed and care continued.