Chrysanthemum Multicaule yellow Color 40-50 seeds desi

Name: Chrysanthemum Multicaule yellow Color 40-50 seeds desi
SKU: Chrysanthemum Multicaule yellow
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SKU: Chrysanthemum Multicaule yellow Category: Winter Flower Seeds

Chrysanthemum Multicaule yellow

Chrysanthemum Multicaule yellow Yellow Daisy is an annual from Africa and is very adaptable. Plants form low-growing mats with flower stalks that get up to 12 inches tall. Suitable for low-growing flower mixtures, border edges, containers, and the rock garden.

Winter season flower.
Sow when night Temperature is 20-25°C,
Plant Height: 60 cm,
Flower Size: 5-6 cm,
Sowing distance: 45 cm Plant to Plant,
Best for: Bed Sowing
Sowing method: Seedling.

Try your hand at growing chrysanthemum seeds. While it’s not a foolproof way to get the exact color garden mum you want, you can save some money and enjoy the journey of starting mum seeds. Garden mums cross-pollinate freely, so when you’re growing chrysanthemum seeds, you’re never certain what type of flower will result. Commercially, garden mums are most often started from cuttings, which ensures growers get the exact type of flower in the precise color they want.

Mum seeds are remarkably small. There are roughly 45,000 seeds per ounce. When handling chrysanthemum seeds use care. One sneeze or breeze through a window could send thousands of seeds into oblivion. Chrysanthemum seeds need up to 16 weeks to flower when grown from seed. Most growers agree that starting seeds indoors—before all chances of frost have passed—is the best choice.

Fill small germination pots with sterile seed starting mix. Level it, and give it a quick splash of water so it’s moist. To make sowing easier, try pinching a few mum seeds between your thumb and forefinger. Slowly roll them back and forth so just a few drop to soil at a time, instead of a large clump.

Chrysanthemum seeds need some light to germinate. Barely cover them with more seed starting mix. Apply it very gently and in a thin layer, so some light can reach seeds. Use a spray bottle to spritz the top layer of soil mix you just added. Press the top of the pots gently to make sure that seeds and soil mix are touching. That contact is key to successful germination.