When sowing Corydalis angustifolia, the easiest way is to avoid light, poke a hole one centimeter deep in the soil with a pen, put the seeds in and bury them. Or put the seeds of Corydalis angustifolia on the soil surface and cover them with vermiculite. This is how my seeds were sown, and they germinated in less than a week. I also use non-woven fabrics and paper towels to accelerate germination. Now the seeds are full, but not as fast as the second method.
Then put the seedling box or flowerpot in the dark to avoid light, and germinate after one week.
Note: The germination rate of Corydalis angustifolia is closely related to the freshness of seeds. Try to get seeds as soon as possible and plant them.