Japanese ornamental cherry/flowering cherry
10 seeds/pack (Prunus serrulata)
Can be cultivated as a tree or bonsai - hardy
Japanese ornamental cherry / flowering cherry -
10 seeds/pack
(Prunus serrulata)
Description: The Japanese flowering cherry is native to Korea, Japan and the Chinese provinces of Anhui, Guizhou, Hebei, Heilongjiang, Henan, Hunan,
Native to Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Liaoning, Shaanxi, Shandong, Shanxi, Zhejiang. It is possible that it was not originally native to Japan, but rather
was imported there from China. Their varieties are cultivated in Allen temperate areas, for example in Europe and North America.
In the first warmer days of April, the Japanese cherry begins to bloom profusely and only displays its splendor for a few days.
The flowering period ends at the beginning of May and the flowers fall to the ground. The Japanese flowering cherry is part of the Japanese custom of Hanami
(literally: “seeing flowers”) in the center of general attention for a few days. The media reports in detail about the path of the cherry blossoms
towards northern Japan. As short as the Japanese flowering cherry blooms, its flowers are so numerous that they cover the ground around the cherry trees when they are in bloom
cover and make the branches bend. The delicacy and simple scent of the flowers symbolize purity and simplicity -
traditional values of Japanese culture.
Sowing: Growing seeds indoors at room temperature is possible all year round. To encourage Japanese cherry seeds to germinate,
They must be stratified, i.e. subjected to cold treatment. To do this, the seeds are left in the ground for 10 to 14 days before they are sown
Place it in the refrigerator and then soak it in lukewarm water for another day. Then set this max. 1cm deep in moisture
potting soil. Keep the soil evenly moist and warm. The ideal germination temperature is around 25 degrees. Please be sure to use it for sowing
Potting soil or coconut fiber, as these are permeable to air and low in nutrients. Cover the cultivation container with a translucent film or glass.
To prevent the soil from getting moldy, you should ventilate the pot briefly every 3 days. The germination time is approx. 4 to 10 weeks.
Avoid full sun (in summer) for the first 6 weeks after budding.
- Please note: This is a natural product. Therefore, we cannot generally provide a sprouting or germination guarantee for seeds, as we cannot assess or influence the conditions under which the customer sowed them.
