Size:50 Seeds •Packet Content (approx.): 50 Seeds • This Echinacea offers growers a more compact habit with increased branching and flowering. It is tough and beautiful with unbeatable heat and drought tolerance, whilst attracting a variety of wildlife with its eyecatching appeal. • Hardy Perennial • Height: 85cm (33"). Spread: 45cm (18"). • Ideal For: Cottage Gardens, Wildlife Gardens, Cut Flower Garden, Coastal Garden and Borders. • Flowering Period: July, August, September • Position: full sun • Hardiness: Hardy • Sow :January-June for flowering in pot from July onwards, limited flowering without vernalization, during with vernalization full flowering in next year • Sowing method: 2-3 seeds per plug • Germination: 10-14 days at 68-72 °F (20-22 °C). Supplemental lighting during germination speeds germination and uniformity of emergence. Keep seedlings uniformly moist, but do not over water • Growing On: Transplant seedlings into packs, 4" (10 cm) or 1.0 gallon containers (2-3 plants) when the 3rd pair of true leaves appears. Once plants have begun rooting out, grow on at temperatures of 50-55 °F (10-13 °C). Fertilize at 100-200 ppm calcium nitrate in a balanced formula on a weekly basis. For full gallon containers plant 3-5 plugs per pot. • Media: Use a well-drained, growing perennial substrate, pH: 6.0-6.5. Field: loamy sandy to sandy humus soils with good drainage. Standard fertilization: 80-100 g/m² slow release fertilizer. • Temperature: Grow at 15-18 °C or outdoors. In winter indoors frost free at 3-5 °C or outdoors. At mid December the plants start to grow for 10-12 weeks at 15-18 °C. • Fertilization: High fertilization levels are required. • Suitable for the Cottage Gardens, Wildlife Gardens, Cut Flower Garden, Coastal Garden, Borders, allotments and containers. Be prepared to water well and supplement feed with high-potash feed during season. Regular feeding is recommended.
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No Sowing Instructions.
Seeds arrived promptly and the delivery time I cannot fault. However, they also came with no sowing instructions! I’m sure it won’t be that difficult to look it up on the internet, but if you don’t have time to waste trawling the Internet, then a brief description of how and when to sow would have been really useful.
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