- Seed germination requires a suitable temperature, a moderate amount of moisture, and sufficient air. 

- First, water is required to swell and soften the seed coat when the seed is germinated. 

- Followed by the air, the seeds need to constantly breathe during the germination process, and the energy can be obtained to ensure the normal operation of life activities. 

- Finally, the decomposition of nutrients in the seed and a range of other physiological activities need to be carried out at a suitable temperature.

Precautions:

1. When sowing, cover with the soil of thickness of 1-2 times the diameter of the seed. 

2. Storage of seeds in a dark and dry place.

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