It's called lotus. It saves seeding, labor, money, transport, ease of operation, strong seeding, and large-scale rapid reproduction, but the seedlings are prone to variability and do not maintain the quality of the varieties, which are usually used to breed new varieties. Let's look at how they grow
Feed selection
Lotuss have a long lifespan, and seeds of hundreds of years and millennia can sow, and sometimes in mid-july, when the skin changes from cyan to tan, they can sow. However, if seeding occurs after the following year, the harvest will take place only when the lichen is fully matured and the skin is blackened and hardened, and the collected seed will be dried and stored in an indoor dry, ventilated place. Therefore, seeds of maturity and abundance should be selected for breeding。
Seed time
It is more appropriate to sow the lotus at around 20°c per day, which is likely to reach the number of harvests in the year, usually in the first half of april, and in the first half of april to the middle of july, when flowers are generally available. Plantation was also available from late july to early september, but due to lower temperatures, it was possible to plant only a plant and did not serve the purpose of flowering。
The seed seed
The method of seeding is to flatten the tail end of the lichen and cut the hard shell with scissors, so that the skin is exposed and care is taken that the embryo cannot be harmed. The hulls are immersed in seed with water, usually at a depth of about 10 centimetres, once a day in exchange for water, and the embryo is exposed after four to six days. At high summer temperatures, sowing should cover the sun properly, increasing to one day and another at night. This is due to high temperatures. It takes only two days for lotus to show the embryo。
A seedling
They are grown mainly in the form of nursery and nursery beds. The pelvis is two-thirds of the soil in the basin. The seedling beds are usually selected to be 100 cm long, 25 cm high, then to be added to the ravine mud 15-20 cm flat, and the seedlings are then arranged at a distance of 15 cm, soak in the mud in turn and maintain water content of 3-5 cm。
We're moving in time
When seedlings grow to 3-4 leafy leaves, they can be transplanted. One seedling per plant should be planted along with it, with earth transplants to improve the survival rate. In general, 700 seedlings per acre are planted in the field, following which they should be maintained in shallow water for the prior period in order to promote the normal growth of the seedlings and gradually increase the level of water in accordance with their growth。
