How to plant raspberry seeds

The good germination temperature of raspberry seeds is about 15 ~ 20 degrees, and the highest germination rate can be achieved by maintaining a suitable temperature. Therefore, it is generally sown in spring and autumn, with March and April as the good sowing dates, and autumn as 10 and1month. Like light, it should be planted in sunny places. The soil in the planting area should be slightly acidic or neutral, with loose and fertile soil and good drainage.

Planting time of raspberry seeds

The good germination temperature of raspberry seeds is about 15 ~ 20 degrees, and the highest germination rate can be achieved by maintaining a suitable temperature, so it is generally planted in spring and autumn, with March and April as the best sowing dates and 10,1month as the best sowing dates in autumn.

Method and proces for planting raspberry seed

1. soaking treatment: when planting raspberries, the seeds should be harvested when the fruits are ripe, then the selected seeds should be washed to remove the pulp, soaked in warm water for several hours, and then taken out to dry.

2. Substrate requirements: When planting raspberries, sandy soil with loose and breathable soil and rich humus should be selected, and weeds should be removed and ploughed before planting to increase soil fertility.

3. Planting management: bury the selected raspberry seeds in the soil, keep the temperature above 25 degrees and keep a certain distance, cover them with plastic film for moisture preservation and heat preservation, and they can germinate in about 30 days.

Matters needing attention in planting raspberry seeds

1. Raspberry likes light and should be planted in sunny places. The soil in the planting area should be slightly acidic or neutral, with loose and fertile soil and good drainage.

2. Soil environment also has a great influence on the germination and growth of raspberry seeds. If suitable environment is provided, the germination rate can be improved.

3. Raspberry seeds are small, so they will be sown by sowing. Seeds should be evenly scattered in the soil and covered with a layer of soil about two centimeters thick. After sowing, water the soil to keep it moist, and cover it with straw to keep it warm and moist.