Water:
Sorghum thrives in arid regions with minimal moisture and strong drought tolerance. It requires careful water management, needing weekly watering to maintain resilience. As an outdoor plant primarily grown for its grain, optimal yield depends on preventing waterlogging.
Propagation:
Sorghum propagation involves seeds, requiring optimal light, warmth, and well-draining soil. Protect seedlings from cold, as germination can be hindered by excessive moisture or depth. Follow steps: plant seeds shallowly in moist soil, maintain warmth and light, keep lightly moist, thin seedlings, and transplant after frost.