How to preserve the seeds of Danish wind chimes

The seed preservation method of Danish wind chimes is very simple. When the flowers bloom, the stamen pollen can be taken out with toothpicks, cotton swabs and other tools, and then smeared on the stigma, and the seeds can be obtained in half a month. Seeds can be dried and stored in a sealed jar, and pot soil suitable for growth can be prepared in spring, so that seeds can be sown and propagated.

1, artificial pollination

When Danish wind chimes bloom, you can take out their stamen pollen with toothpicks, cotton swabs and other tools, and then wait for the flowers to grow stigma, and then smear their stamen pollen on it. It takes about half a month, and the flowers will produce seeds. At this time, seeds can be obtained directly.

2. Seed storage

Whenever seeds are produced by artificial pollination and the seeds of plants are picked, large and full seeds should be selected, which have stronger disease resistance and germination ability, and need to be dried and sealed to make their plants grow better.

3, configuration basin soil

When it comes to how to preserve the seeds of Danish wind chimes, you can actually preserve them with sand every time you get them, and you should also provide them with pot soil suitable for growth. Generally, the mixture of humus soil, pastoral soil, river sand and other substances can be used as the matrix, so that the basin soil can promote their seeds to take root and germinate quickly.

4. Sowing management

In fact, every spring, Danish wind chimes can take out the stored seeds, which need to be soaked in clear water for half a day and directly sown in the pot soil. You can spray an appropriate amount of carbendazim on the soil to avoid being harmed by pests and diseases in the process of sowing and breeding, and wait patiently for the seeds to take root and sprout.