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The process of sowing bitter melon seeds
Bitter gourd is a fast-growing plant, so don't plant more than one seed in each pot to have enough room for the roots to spread. Pour potting soil into a biodegradable starter pot about 13 cm deep, leaving the top 1.8 cm empty. Put bitter melon seeds in the center of the pot, then cover with a layer of soil 1.2 cm on top, gently harden the seeds and water deeply for the seeds to settle. suck before sowing.
Bitter gourd seeds have hard cover and soaking the seeds overnight before sowing will help the seeds germinate faster. To reduce germination time even further, you can first sprout the seeds in the jar before sowing. To sow the seeds, make a recess in the soil about 1.2 cm, place the seeds on their side and cover with loose soil. Water gently so that the soil does not dislodge the seeds and keep the soil moist at all times. You can sow 4 to 5 seeds in a 15-liter pot. Keep 1 to 2 plants in a 15-quart pot and remove the others when the seedlings have developed at least four true leaves. Young Bitter gourd plants are sometimes susceptible to pests and diseases and should be wrapped with aluminum foil when the Bitter plant is young.
Sowing seeds of bitter gourd
It is best to sow bitter melon seeds indoors in a pot of sandy, well-drained soil. Once the seeds germinate, the plants grow quickly, so try to choose a pot that is more spacious than you can for other plants or you risk having to constantly repot.
Sow the seeds about 1 cm deep in the compost. Water the pot thoroughly, and at the same time avoid waterlogging, which can make the plant stunted. When it comes to bitter melon plants, good drainage is extremely important.
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Bitter gourd is a fast-growing plant, so don't plant more than one seed in each pot to have enough room for the roots to spread. Pour potting soil into a biodegradable starter pot about 13 cm deep, leaving the top 1.8 cm empty. Put bitter melon seeds in the center of the pot, then cover with a layer of soil 1.2 cm on top, gently harden the seeds and water deeply for the seeds to settle. suck before sowing.
Bitter gourd seeds have hard cover and soaking the seeds overnight before sowing will help the seeds germinate faster. To reduce germination time even further, you can first sprout the seeds in the jar before sowing. To sow the seeds, make a recess in the soil about 1.2 cm, place the seeds on their side and cover with loose soil. Water gently so that the soil does not dislodge the seeds and keep the soil moist at all times. You can sow 4 to 5 seeds in a 15-liter pot. Keep 1 to 2 plants in a 15-quart pot and remove the others when the seedlings have developed at least four true leaves. Young Bitter gourd plants are sometimes susceptible to pests and diseases and should be wrapped with aluminum foil when the Bitter plant is young.
Sowing seeds of bitter gourd
It is best to sow bitter melon seeds indoors in a pot of sandy, well-drained soil. Once the seeds germinate, the plants grow quickly, so try to choose a pot that is more spacious than you can for other plants or you risk having to constantly repot.
Sow the seeds about 1 cm deep in the compost. Water the pot thoroughly, and at the same time avoid waterlogging, which can make the plant stunted. When it comes to bitter melon plants, good drainage is extremely important.
Buy Seeds Online
Organic Seeds
Heirloom Seeds
Non-GMO Seeds
Vegetable Seeds
Flower Seeds
Herb Seeds
Fruit Seeds
Garden Seeds
Seed Starter Kits
Rare Seeds
Bulk Seeds
Indoor Gardening Seeds
Seed Catalog
Seed Packs for Sale
Sustainable Seeds
Greenhouse Seeds
Seed Suppliers
Planting Seeds
Home Garden Seeds
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