When you plant seedling seeds, you expect healthy and strong plants to grow.
However, sometimes the seeds do not germinate, and you may face the problem of unsuccessful sowing. In this article, we will consider the main reasons why seedling seeds do not germinate well.
A favorable temperature regime is of great importance for seed germination and plant development, says Anastasia Kovrizhnykh .
The seeds of some plant species may not germinate if there is not enough heat, and if there is too much, they may dry out.
Therefore, when sowing seedlings, be sure to take into account the characteristics of each species and the temperature required for their successful growth.
In order for seeds to germinate, they need a certain amount of water, but overwatering can cause them to rot.
Remember that the seeds should not be too dry or too wet. Water the seedlings moderately and regularly.
The seeds must be sown at a certain depth, which depends on the type of plant. If the seeds are sown too deeply, they may not germinate.
If the seeds are not sown at a sufficient depth, they may dry out and, accordingly, not sprout.
For successful germination of seeds, it is necessary to provide them with an adequate amount of light.
If the seedlings are growing in the shade or in low light conditions, there is a risk that the seeds will not germinate. Make sure that the seedlings are in a bright and sufficiently illuminated place.
Some seeds may be of poor quality. Before sowing seedlings, make sure you use only quality seeds from reliable suppliers.
If you are faced with the problem of unsuccessful seedling planting, make sure that you take into account all of the above factors.
Proper temperature, watering, sowing depth, lighting and seed quality are all important factors for successful seedling planting.
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