Pepper is a common seasoning in life, and it often takes 2 or 3 months of seedlings to be transplanted during the planting process. It prefers to grow in warmer environments, and the seeds will germinate when the temperature reaches 25-30 ° C. If you want to increase the germination rate of pepper seeds, you can first soak the pepper seeds for a few hours, followed by germination treatment. The following is a detailed introduction to the germination steps of pepper seeds.
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Put the selected high-quality pepper seeds into the water, the height of the water must exceed the height of the seeds, and the soaking time should not be too long, 6-8 hours on the line. After soaking, it is fished out, scrubbed repeatedly, the mucus outside the seed coat is removed, washed with clean water, dried and controlled with water, and then prepared to germinate.
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Wrap the soaked pepper seeds in a damp cloth or cloth bag, do not wrap the seeds too tightly, and cover them with several layers of wet towels to ensure a stable temperature. It is then placed in an environment of 25-30 ° C for germination, and it will germinate in general 3-5 days. Note that germination time is very closely related to temperature. When the environment exceeds 35 ° C or less than 10 ° C can not germinate, germination above 25 ° C takes 4-5 days, 15 ° C takes 10-15 days, 12 ° C takes more than 20 days to germinate, so be sure to control the temperature. If you can't sow in time, put the seeds in a humid environment of 5-10 ° C to be stored for sowing, otherwise the seeds are easy to spoil.