How and when to plant Ophiopogon japonicus

Ophiopogon japonicus should be planted at a suitable time, and the ambient temperature is too high or too low, which is not conducive to seed germination. As long as the temperature is suitable, you can sow in spring, summer and autumn. The climate in the north and south is different, and the sowing time is also different. Sowing can be carried out in March-August in the north and February-September in the south with mild climate.

Second, harvest the seeds.

After the seeds of Ophiopogon japonicus are ripe, they can be harvested and cleaned first to remove impurities inside. The cleaned seeds are dried in the sun, and then screened, and withered, damaged, and pests and diseases are eliminated, leaving only healthy and high-quality seeds.

Third, sterilization and germination.

Before sowing, the seeds are treated, mixed with fungicides and disinfected. Then prepare warm water and soak the seeds to absorb water, which can accelerate the germination of seeds and improve the germination rate of seeds.

4. Sowing and emergence

Mix the seeds with wet sand, then spread them evenly in the soil, cover them with a thin layer of soil, and water them again, waiting for the seeds to germinate and emerge.

V. Planting and planting

When the seedlings grow well, prepare the soil, apply a proper amount of base fertilizer, transplant Ophiopogon japonicus, cover the soil tightly, topdressing in time, water reasonably, and do a good job of weeding and pruning.