Godetia Coastal or Clarkia amoena produces pale, silky pink, lavender, and red flowers. Godetia Coastal is a hardy annual that performs well in sand and near the coast and therefore grows well under garden conditions with drainage. The following are steps to grow Godetia Coastal from seeds successfully.

Number of Seeds	25-30 seeds
Sowing month	Aug to Jan
Sowing temperature	20-35C
Blooming month	Dec to April
Sun	Full

Choose a sunny, well-draining location. Godetia likes sandy or loamy, slightly acidic to neutral soil. If your soil is heavy clay, add sand or compost to it to make it drainable.

Direct seed in the garden in early spring after the last frost or late fall for natural stratification. Plant seeds 6–8 weeks before the last frost when seeds are planted indoors. Because Godetia does not transplant well, plant in biodegradable pots to minimize root disturbance.

Loosen the soil to 6–8 inches depth and weed. Level rake and sow the seeds. Press them in lightly but not all the way through to the bottom—Godetia seeds need light to germinate. Petunia daddy grows in same weather condition

Water the soil lightly to keep it moist but not soggy. Germination will take 7–14 days, depending on temperature and moisture. Thin seedlings when they are 6–12 inches apart so air will circulate freely.

Watering: Water plant well but sparingly. Allow the surface topsoil to dry slightly before watering.

Fertilizing: Feed a balanced liquid one every 2–3 weeks to promote active growth. Never over-nitrogen, as this promotes leaf growth at the expense of flowers.

Weeding: Keep soil weed-free to prevent competition for nutrients. Use a thin mulch to help keep the soil moist and hinder weeds.

Godetia Coastal These 12–24-inch-tall plants are lightly staked best, especially in windy coastal sites. Provide them with miniature stakes or a trellis if necessary.

Godetia Coastal 8–10 weeks after sowing. Long-lasting flowers, and bees and butterflies frequent them. To extend flowering, remove dead flowers (deadheading) every now and then. This will cause the plant to flower on continuously instead of developing seed too rapidly.

At the end of the season, allow a few of the flowers to have seed pods form. After pods are brown and dry, extract the seeds and store them somewhere cool and dry to use when planting next year.

These straightforward steps, having followed this advice, provide an amazing abundance of Godetia Coastal flowers annually in the garden.