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Cosmos Cosmic Growing from Seeds: The Beginner’s Guide
Cosmos Cosmic flowers are gorgeous, low-maintenance garden elements. Dainty petals and a wide variety of gorgeous colors ensure that these flowers are a gorgeous addition as pollinators in the guise of butterflies, bees, etc. The good news? They’re also extremely easy to propagate from seed! Whether you’re a novice gardener or an experienced one, you’ll be able to grow these flowers with minimal stress.
| Number of Seeds | 25-30 seeds |
|---|---|
| Sowing month | Feb to Oct |
| Blooming Month | April To Dec |
| Temperature | Above 30C |
| Sun | Full sun except may june |
Why Grow Cosmos?
Cosmos Cosmic flowers also come in popularity for several reasons. First of all, they thrive in practically any soil type, poor soil, and even dry soil. Secondly, they flower throughout summer from early summer to the onset of the first frost. Thirdly, they are extremely easy to maintain and thus ideal for busy gardeners.
Selecting the Right Seeds
Cosmos Cosmic Before planting, select the variety of cosmos that will thrive in your garden. Some of the best species are:
- Cosmos bipinnatus – The most widely cultivated variety with feathery leaves and daisy-like white, pink, and purple flowers.
- Cosmos sulphureus – A variety that has orange and yellow flowers and thrives well in hot climates.
- Chocolate cosmos – An unusual dark red variety with a chocolate fragrance.
Cosmos Cosmic How to Plant Cosmos Seeds
Sowing cosmos seeds is easy. Simply follow these instructions:
Select the Proper Location
Cosmos prefer the sun. Select a location that receives a minimum of six hours of direct sun daily.
Cosmos Cosmic Prepare the Soil
Cosmos are tolerant of poor soil but like to be in draining soil. Till the ground and eliminate any weeds. Do not use fertilizer, as the plants will only get too big and not flower so much. Morning glory sunrise serenade grows well with the cosmos
Plant the Seeds
Plant the seeds on the soil. Press them gently onto the soil but do not bury them in the soil. Cosmos seeds need light to germinate.
Gentle Watering
Cosmos Cosmic Water very gently with a watering can or fine spray. Water lightly over the soil until the seeds have germinated, which will be 7–10 days.
Caring For Cosmos Plants
Once your cosmos seedlings have germinated, they are simple to care for. Do the following:
- Watering – Water occasionally, especially in periods of dry weather. Cosmos are drought-tolerant and like well-dried soil as opposed to damp soil.
- Thinning – Thin seedlings when they are a few inches tall to 12 inches. This will give them room to spread and bloom.
- Deadheading – Cut off wilted flowers to encourage further flowering.
- Support – Support the taller types, especially in windy spots.
Cosmos Cosmic As your cosmos matures, they will be filled with a profusion of flowers. You can pick them to create bouquets or simply leave them to welcome the pollinators. Because the cosmos re-seed themselves, you might even see new flowers appear the next year!
A bit of work will enable you to appreciate your garden full of herds of beautiful, low-maintenance flowers. Happy gardening!
| Color | Mix |
|---|---|
| Germination Level | Easy |
| Growth Pattern | Up right Straight |
| Hybrid or Open Pollinated | Hybrid |
| Ideal location | Full sun |
| Origin Country | Germany |
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