Plants color our spaces with elegance, refinement and in some cases even design touches. The ability to reproduce them is something that will fascinate and dream of anyone. A seed begins to germinate or branch, pruning, first begins to form roots, filling with satisfaction and new stimuli.
Flowering seeds from the most desirable plant precisely during this period.
How and what seeds should be collected during this period?
In the spring and summer, geraniums fully bloom and, thanks to the pollination of bees and various insects, many small seeds begin to form. Geranium multiplication occurs in two ways: by sowing Dela.
Spring is definitely the best time to cut to take root or stimulate seeds to germinate. Geranium seeds develop over a large period of time Inflorescence, During which the flower seeds begin to form thanks to pollination.
Once the flower has lost its petals, the central part begins to elongate, forming a tip where small seeds grow. Following that, as the tip begins to dry, you will begin to see small thread-like seeds containing seeds at the tip.
Not everyone knows that at this time the seeds from the most desired plant can fully bloom
As mentioned earlier, during its largest flowering period, it is not necessary to prune the dried flowers, but to wait for the seeds to ripen. During the appearance of the seeds, it is very easy to distinguish by their shape and brown color, you have to be careful, because a little air is enough for them to fly.
Once we have collected the seeds, we can plant them in soft soil in the spring, between March and April or at the end of summer, in September-October. It is not easy to grow seedlings from seeds as not all seeds can germinate.
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