Cosmos Limara Lemon Seeds Pack of 25-30 Seeds Imported

Name: Cosmos Limara Lemon Seeds Pack of 25-30 Seeds Imported
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Cosmos Limara Lemon

Vibrant lemon color
Compact plant habit
Ideal for container gardening
Flowering from mid-spring

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Cosmos Limara Lemon Crop Time

Spring: 7 – 8 weeks
Height ∅: 8 ″ / 20 cm
Exposure: Sun – Partial shade
Seed Form: Detailed Seed
Best Uses: Bedding, Landscape

Cosmos Limara Lemon Culture guide

Cosmos Limara Lemon Sow cosmos in early spring so the plants can become established before hot weather comes. Cosmos also can be started indoors in containers and set out when the seedlings have at least five leaves, or purchased as bedding plants. Plant seeds in prepared soil about 2 inches (5 cm) apart and one-half inch (1 cm) deep. Thin to 8 inches (20 cm) apart in all directions for dwarf varieties; allow 12 inches (30 cm) between very tall varieties. Zinnia red can be a good companion

Cosmos Limara Lemon Usage

Plants for the border, attractive pot plants with intense color.

Sow time

February-End July

Sowing method

2-3 seeds per plug, can be sown directly into the final pot

Cosmos Limara Lemon Germination

Germinates in 5-8 days at 65-70 °F (18-21 °C). Cover seed after sowing.

Cosmos purple picotee can be a good companion

Growing on

Transplant plugs after 4-5 weeks. Grow on at temperatures of 60-65 °F (15-18 °C).

Media

Use a well-drained, growing substrate with 20-30 % clay, 1-2 kg/m³ complete balanced fertilizer, iron-chelate, micronutrients, pH: 5.5-5.8.

Cosmos Limara LemonTemperature

Grow at 15-17 °C or outdoors. Cosmos does not tolerate frost.

Fertilization

Moderate fertilization levels are required. Fertilize the crop weekly with 100-150 ppm nitrogen, using a completely balanced fertilizer. Avoid high ammonium and high nitrogen levels.

Stage I Starts with the radicle breaking through the testa. The roots are touching the medium. Ends with fully developed cotyledons.
Stage II Starts from fully developed cotyledons. Ends with the fully developed true leaf or true leaf pair.
Stage III Starts from the fully developed true leaf or true leaf pair and ends with 80% of the young plants being marketable.
Stage IV All young plants are ready for sale and in the process of being hardened off. This stage lasts about 7 days.

The cultural recommendations are based on results from trials conducted under Central European conditions. Different conditions in other parts of the world may lead to deviations in the results achieved.