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- Multiply rosemary by seeds
- Sow rosemary seeds
- Maintain seedlings properly
- Thin out seedlings
- Tips & Tricks
Multiply rosemary by seeds
Taking rosemary plants out of seeds is a tedious task. The very fine seeds germinate unfortunately only very unreliable, also can come out because of mutations everything possible. Nevertheless, we provide you with a detailed guide to rosemary reproduction from seeds.
Sow rosemary seeds
The chances of rosemary are much higher if you sow the seeds in the right soil. Special Saaterde is very fine and will meet the requirements placed on them in any case. In addition, it stores well moisture and is low in nutrients - as a Mediterranean plant, rosemary likes magical soils, and too high salt content can damage the sensitive seedlings. When the seedlings finally grow, you can transplant them into a nutrient-rich soil.
Maintain seedlings properly
Increased plants need a constantly moist environment, but not wet. In too much water soaked earth penetrates less oxygen to the roots, also favored the climate of disease. Seedlings must have enough room to breathe. As soon as shoots are visible, remove the cover of the culture container. Protect the plantlets from draft and direct sunlight, but leave them in a bright location.
Thin out seedlings
The first leaves to emerge after germination are the cotyledons. These swell during germination and cause the seed coat to burst. They form the first food reserves for the plant. The next leaves are the first "true" leaves. Once fully developed, the seedlings can be piked, d. H. isolated, become. Throw away weak and sickly-looking seedlings.
Tips & Tricks
Too tight planting and lack of ventilation can cause the fall sickness. This devastating disease damages and disfigures new leaves and shoots and weakens the entire plant. The disease is caused by fungi in the air and in the soil, which mainly affect the roots. The turnip disease can be prevented by the seedlings are pikiert in time. In addition, you should be careful not to water the young plantlets too much.
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