In order to grow the Andean berry correctly from the start, you should of course also know whether it is a light germinator. Find out straight away in our compact guide.
Is the Andean berry a light germinator?
The Andean berry is a light germinator and needs a lot of light for quick germination. For optimal sowing at the end of January, cover the seeds minimally with soil and place them in a bright location at 25 degrees Celsius.
Is the Andean berry a light germinator?
The Andean berryis a light germinator Therefore, you should only cover the seeds minimally with soil when sowing. However, experience shows that the popular Physalis species generally grows reliably even if the seeds are placed a little deeper in the soil.
Basically the following applies: The more light the Andean berry seeds “see”, the faster they germinate.
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Recommendations for sowing Andean berries
Sow the Andean berry seeds in small pots with potting soil (€6.00 at Amazon) at the end of January. Choose a bright and warm location. Temperatures around 25 degrees Celsius are ideal. As soon as the first pair of leaves appear after the cotyledons, transplant the plants into larger pots with potting soil. After the Ice Saints, plant the young plants outdoors in May.
