Hola compañeros, espero que estén muy bien.
Hoy les comparto la laboriosa actividad de hacer semilleros, y de la cual comparto un poco.
El primer detalle de hacerlo, es escoger bien las semillas para que haya mayor probabilidad de crecimiento en éstas, y no perder tanto tiempo, en caso negativo.
Por eso, como ven en esta fotografía, observan que mis semillas, extraídas de un tomate comprado, las coloque en agua para que se hidrataran un poco.
¿Hidratarse? Eso aumenta la rapidez de crecimiento de la plantula lo que a su vez nos beneficia.
Luego de ubicar el sustrato, pude conseguir una nueva semillera, que a decir verdad es vieja, pero bastante útil.
Cómo observarán, es de anime, y casa espacio es de 1cm de ancho, por 6cm de largo, lo que la hace ideal, ya que deseamos que la raíz crezca lo suficiente.
Luego de colocar el sustrato en el semillero procedí a escoger la semilla y a colocarlas de dos en dos en cada lugar.
Esto lo hago para minimizar el riesgo de pedida de lugar, por lo que si no sale una, sale la otra, incluso si salen las dos plántulas es ganancia.
Acá un detalle que se me pasó fotógrafiar, no obstante quise mencionarlo.
Cómo saben, algunas semillas son atraídas por algunos insectos, entre ellos, las hormigas.
De hecho, en una ocasión sacaron muchas semillas de un semillero.
En este caso, tomé cenizas que quedan después de que la leña se quema, y luego de colocar las semillas, le espolvoree sobre estás, ya que la acidez de la ceniza espante a las hormigas, pero sea ideal para no perjudicar a la misma.
Por último, volví a agregar un poco de sustrato sobre estás, y luego regué un poco y listo.
Solo espero que en aproximadamente 6 días, comienzen a brotar, les seguro les compartiré la información.
Espero estén teniendo una semana bonita, pese a las adversidades actuales.
Paz para todos.
Hello fellows, I hope you are very well.
Today I share with you the laborious activity of making seedbeds, and of which I share a little.
The first detail of doing it, is to choose well the seeds so that there is greater probability of growth in these, and not to lose so much time, in negative case.
So, as you can see in this picture, you can see that my seeds, extracted from a purchased tomato, I put them in water to hydrate them a little.
Moisturize? That increases the speed of growth of the seedling which in turn benefits us.
After locating the substrate, I was able to get a new seedbed, which to tell the truth is old, but quite useful.
As you will observe, it is made of anime, and the space is 1cm wide, by 6cm long, which makes it ideal, since we want the root to grow sufficiently.
After placing the substrate in the seedbed I proceeded to choose the seed and place them two by two in each place.
I do this to minimize the risk of asking for place, so if one doesn't come out, the other one comes out, even if both seedlings come out, it's a win-win situation for me.
Here is a detail that I forgot to photograph, but I wanted to mention it.
As you know, some seeds are attracted by some insects, among them, ants.
In fact, on one occasion they took a lot of seeds out of a seedbed.
In this case, I took ashes that are left after the wood is burned, and after placing the seeds, I sprinkled them on top, since the acidity of the ash scares the ants, but it is ideal for not harming the ants.
Finally, I added a little bit of substrate on top of them, and then I watered a little bit and that was it.
I just hope that in about 6 days, they will start to sprout, I will surely share the information with you.
I hope you are having a nice week, despite the current adversities.
Peace to all.
Ismael D. Rodríguez
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