Adenium Thai soco pack of 5 seeds

Adenium Thai soco What materials do you need for sowing Adenium seeds?

• Adenium Thai soco
•  Cup for soaking seeds
•  Lukewarm water
•  A well drained potting mix
•  Seedling tray or a small pot
•  Tray cover or Cling film (Plastic Wrap)
•  Rubber (Elastic) band
•  Spray bottle (for watering)

Adenium Thai soco Our seeds are dry and in complete dormancy to prevent wetness in case they are ruined by mildew during transit. So you need to soak the seeds for 2-4 hours in lukewarm water. Do not put the seeds in the boiling water unless you want to have Adenium seeds for dinner. This step is important in increasing germination rate.

Adenium Thai soco In addition, please do not peel off the seed coat after soaking, because this situation might damage the seed embryo or the cotyledon leaves easily, this may reduce the moisture and nutrients during the incubation period. While most will come off easily when moistened with water, some do not. They have a membrane that holds on for dear life and simply will not budge. Forcing them will literally tear their tiny heads off.

Adenium Thai socoSeed trays will produce water vapor. Water vapor could block the sunlight. That’s why we suggest you could expose your seeds to direct sunlight for a few hours a day. It could let your seeds grow quickly. Make sure that you put the seed tray on a place where it is exposed to enough light during propagation.

Adenium Thai soco Do not open the tray cover or remove the cling film unless the seed soil seems dried up or lacks water seriously until sprouting reaches to 70%. If you often disturb the seedlings, this situation will probably decrease germination success rate.

Most seeds will sprout between 5-15 days. If there was not enough moist or the temperature was not optimal, it may take longer for seeds to germinate so it is better to wait for at least 15 days.