How to Grow Germinated Pine Seed
Selecting Site for Germinated Pine Seed
You have to be careful in choosing a site for planting germinated pine seed, particularly the temperature and moisture of the soil as these two factors will generally affect your plants.
It is advised that you choose a site that has wet and warm temperature during hot seasons. However, it can also grow in sites that have mild winter seasons.
In proper climactic environment, germinated pine seeds are easy to grow after they is dispersed in the soil. However, you have to prepare for possible problems that might affect such as animal presence, possible disease and weather disturbances.
Germinated Pine Seed Site
It is advised that you plant the germinated seedlings from the pots first before transferring them to garden beds to increase the successful growth rate of your plants.
The root mass of the germinated pine seedlings stays intact and relatively untouched during the germination process, until it is planted. Because of this, less damage would be made to the roots and less strain to the seedlings, so that you can ensure better results by planting the seedlings first in the pots before transferring it to garden beds.
Remember to remove weeds and other vegetation in the site because germinated pine seedlings do not grow healthy with the presence of other plants.
Things Needed in Growing Germinated Pine Seed
Germinated Pine Seedlings
Fertilizers
Water
Watering cans
Pots
You have to water the germinated pine seeds thoroughly, but do not forget to dry the surface between each watering. Watering the seedlings is preferred during the mornings.
Nutrients Needed by Germinated Pine Seed
Germinated pine seed can grow successfully if you use fertilizers. Slow release fertilizers can help you prevent pest and insect problems in the future.
Pruning is also necessary in order to avoid any fungal problems of the plants.
Seasons of Germinated Pine Seed
You can plant the seeds from the middle of December to the middle of February, the earlier the better.
Harvesting Germinated Pine Seed
Because of the characteristics and demand for growing pine, a harvest gives financial benefits to any one who cultivates it.