How to starter seeds?
This is a quick and easy answer.
All you need to do is remove the package of seeds from the outer box and spread them evenly over the surface of the container so that they drape over the edge of the container.
Once you’ve done that, you’ll want to wash the seeds to remove any leftover dirt or Products from the previous batch and then spread them onto the seed starting mix using a pencil or stick.
You want to use a pencil because the seed Starting Mix dries out quickly and pepper might settle and not sprout.
You could also use a finger, egg, or even a spade to move the seeds over the seed starting mix. If you use a spade, flip the container to section it off carefully.
You want to section the seeds into approximately 6 – 8 inch sections.
Each section should have sufficient free space adjacent to it and a growing medium of either potting soil or perlite, but potting soil is best.
Plant each seed by sliding the palm of the seed onto the soil which should sit on top of the seed.
Gently pat down the soil with the palm of your hand and lightly water the planting medium.
You need to keep the seeds moist and this is especially true for the first week of their life. If the climate is very hot you may need to water them every day.
For germination, I usually do this by trickle watering or by soaking the medium. This depends on the temperature.
When the seedling emerges from the seed pot, I transplant them into either larger containers or directly into the garden.
Even though the seed is usually very small, You should keep them well watered and with a shady location.
Depending on the variety of the seed, it will need to be germinated in a pot of fine loose sand or a potting mixture. The soil for the seed should be kept moist at all times and never go thirsty.
Once the seedling is large enough to handle and has 2 or 3 sets of starter leaves – at this stage they will need to be transplanted again into larger containers or into the garden.
When they are ready to be transplanted, I begin with a new pot that is 2 to 3 inches larger than the last. I fill the new pot with whatever medium I am going to use and set the seedling in this new medium and water it thoroughly.
Such a routine is very important to get these little plants started.
Once they have established themselves I will usually them with a well balanced fertilizer.
This is the time they need all the help they can get.
Flowering:
Flora flowers can be, available in many different colors and types.
There are also many occasions when one would want to to show off one’s work.
For many people, flowers are the ideal form of recognizance.
Many people like to see their flowers in a different light or even arrange their room differently.
It always makes me feel good to see a flower in a different setting or even in a different colour.
Some people find that by putting an painting of a different picture of the flower on the wall in front of the flower they will see a different aspect to the flower and also have a decorating point.
Colour:
The colour is one of the most important things to remember when choosing a flower.
There are flowers and plants available in all colours from the purest white to the deepest violet.
Even when a flower is rare it is possible to find a similar one in almost any colour.
ThePredomancer effect,when something goes wrong:
Botrytis is a type of fungus that looks like a grey-brown furry cushion on the plant or depending on the colour of the flower.
Botrytis spores look like small potato kernels and can be spread on the plant by wind or rain. The spores are spread mainly through rain and can also be spread by people who use peat moss or have peat bogs.
Cane borer is a type of beetle which look something like cabbage white butterflies.
Check on the milky or fluid like substance on the underside of the leaf. This looks something like the spots on a sneaker worn by a snake or toads.
