Gomphrena QIS Purple

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Prix de vente€3,70

Seeds and ranunculus/anemones orders are sent within 10-14 days.

Product Specification

Eye-catching, glowing colors for arrangements!

Tips to Grow:

Transplanting recommended. Light is required for germination; cover with vermiculite just enough to hold seeds in place. Harden off plants and transplant out after danger of frost. Direct seeding is not recommended.

Number of seeds in package: 25 seeds

Average seed life: 2-3 years
Sow for Further Transplanting

6-8

Blooming

12-14

Planting Depth

0.3 cm

Days to Germination

5-14

Germination Temperature

21-26 ⁰С

Life cycle

annual

Height

50-70 cm

Light Preference

full sun

Spacing

20-25 cm

Starting from Seeds

The journey of cultivating seeds offers numerous rewards. It provides an early start to the season, grants access to a plenty of unique varieties not commonly available at local nurseries, and efficiently fills your cutting garden at a budget-friendly cost.

Growing Experience

Cultivating plants from seeds is not just a horticultural task- it’s a journey of growth and discovery. As you embark on this journey, each stage of the process becomes a fulfilling experience.

From the delicate germination of the seeds to the sturdy emergence of seedlings, and finally, the flourishing of mature plants, you become an active participant in the miraculous cycle of life.

Make the most of our knowledge to avoid common gardening mistakes and successfully grow your dahlias. Explore our blog on "How to start from Seeds" and feel free to reach out with any questions.

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