Alyssum Blue is a beautiful, low-maintenance flower that adds elegance to every garden. It bears immensely tiny blue flowers which are very fragrant and produce a magic, stunning view which makes Alyssum Blue ideal for planting in rock gardens, borders, and baskets. Alyssum Blue thrives under many conditions and possesses low maintenance requirements, hence both professionals and novices can utilize it.

Number of Seeds	70-100
Sowing month	Aug to Jan
Sowing temperature	20-35C
Blooming month	Dec to April
Sun	Full

Blue Alyssum prefers full sun, and it must receive at least six hours of sunlight daily. It will also do well under partial shade, particularly in the summer. Blue Alyssum prefers soil with good airflow so that there is no condensation. Even though it can grow on other soils, loose and fertile soil will get it to bloom more. Cineraria Seeds grow in the same weather conditions.

Temperature is also a key to cultivating it. Alyssum Blue is perfectly grows in cold temperatures and blooms well in spring and autumn. In extremely hot summer months, it will temporarily cease flowering but will pick up again once the temperature drops.

Alyssum Blue seeds sowing month is August. Seeds should not be covered and should be left on the surface since light triggers them to sprout. Soil should be watered when sprouting in case one desires an excellent yield.

Though drought tolerant in maturity, regular watering produces constant flowering. Irregular yet regular watering initiates root formation. Watering at night or early morning in periods of drought conserves water with minimal evaporation.

Alyssum is fed and encouraged to flower and stay healthy. Liquid feed at normal frequencies when in growth gives it what it needs. Over-feeding will stimulate leaf growth but give fewer flowers.

Pinching off wilted flowers promotes new flowering and extends the flowering period. Pruning the plant several inches back when leggy or wilted promotes business and new growth. Good air circulation also discourages diseases like powdery mildew .Bellis Monstrosa good companion

Alyssum Blue

This lovely flower is as lovely as it is functional. It possesses a sweet scent that invites pollinators, so it’s a delight to have in any garden bed. Wherever it’s situated–in flowerbeds, pots, or walks–Alyssum adds any location with its pale color and subtle sophistication. Asking for little attention, it repays gardeners with months of steady bloom and a note of sophistication in every room.