Pay attention to the quality and plant the seeds like this...

Sowing seeds and seeing them germinate is really a very pleasant experience. But sometimes when the seed does not sprout, it is very disappointing. Actually there is a way to plant seeds. Along with this, many things have to be taken care of. Let's know the right way to plant seeds so that the color of greenery spreads in the garden...

First of all know the reason There can be many reasons behind the seeds not germinating. If the right measures are taken after understanding them, then the seeds you have planted can germinate easily and quickly.

First of all pay attention to the quality of the seed. While buying seeds, take special care that you are choosing disease-free healthy seeds. Buy high quality seeds from a good fertilizer-seed store only. Along with this, also check their expiry date. Many times we do not pay attention to this. This does not lead to germination. Secondly, planting the seed at a greater depth. This does not provide nutrition, due to which germination stops. Plant the seed at a maximum depth of 0.5-1 inches. You can plant the seed at a depth twice the length of the seed.

Giving more water than required also causes problems in seed germination. Sometimes seeds rot due to excessive irrigation. Even if the seeds germinate, the plants are weak and get destroyed due to wet rot disease. Excess water can rot the seed, while less water does not remove its cover. Whenever needed, spray water with a spray pump so that such problems do not arise.

Some seeds need both sunlight and shade for germination. Therefore, keep the pot in a place where there is sufficient light. Use organic manure like vermicompost or cow dung manure etc.

Seeds are destroyed by soil and fungal diseases like termites, nematodes. Seedling mix can be prepared by mixing coco peat and vermicompost in the soil.

Things You Will Need

• Seed
• Water 
• Neem Oil
• Spray Machine 
• Soil
• Pot  

Method

This is how the plant will start strong, this is how the seeds will germinate

• Soak the seeds in water for one or two hours before planting them in the soil.
• Check the moisture of the soil regularly and sprinkle water from time to time.
• Do not plant too many seeds in a pot. There should be enough space between each seed.
• After germination, remove the plants gently and plant them in separate pots.
• Mix 1-2 teaspoons of neem oil in one liter of water and spray this mixture lightly on the seeds.

Proper maintenance is important:

Proper maintenance of seeds is also one of the reasons for not germinating. Seeds get spoiled if stored in a container with higher temperature or dampness than required. Keep the seeds in a dry box. Use silica gel or small packets of rice to protect them from moisture.