Description

You can grow basil from seeds or seedlings. The basil seeds are small and will swell, forming a jelly-like lid when immersed in water. Basil seeds are nutritious, and you can use them in a variety of drinks.

The optimum temperature for growing basil seeds is about 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Basil seeds will germinate in five to seven days.

Basil plants are often found in parasites and fungi. You will need to take care when watering early to make sure the growing area is not too wet.

Once the basil plants have grown, reduce the nutrient solution. However, you can increase the intensity of nutrients after planting seedlings.

Basil seedlings will form roots during the week. Leading basil plants are planted indoors to avoid carrying germs and pests.

Place your shoots spaced 5 to 6 inches apart to allow for good airflow. Use Neem oil if your hydroponic greenhouse is moist. The oil will protect the basil from fungal problems that spread rapidly in the system.

Basil seeds are considered the best in the distribution, available on the market. Propagation can be done by cutting again, and these pieces grow roots within 7-10 days.

Seeds germinate after 5-7 days of proper watering. The optimum temperature for germination of basil seeds is 21 ° C to 23 ° C.

Basil seeds can grow in a variety of growing sources, such as perlite, vermiculite, foam substrates, coconut fiber, peat moss, and sand culture is found suitable.

Make sure you do not wet the growing media area during the initial germination period as basil plants tend to contain Pythium and other decomposing bacteria. When the seedlings reach a height of 7.62 cm (7.62 cm), they are carefully replanted in a hydroponic growth system.