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Hibiscus Luna mix pack of 5 seeds Imported
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How to Grow Hibiscus Luna from Seeds
Hibiscus Luna is a gorgeous flower plant that brings marvelous color to your garden. The gigantic and breathtaking flowers with easy-to-maintain requirements make it an ideal plant for amateur and professional gardeners alike. To grow Hibiscus Luna from seed is a breathtaking experience that is enjoyable in the sense that you are able to observe the plant right from the start. These are the easy steps to make this growing process successful.
| Number of seeds | 5 Seeds |
|---|---|
| Sowing Month | Feb To Oct |
| Blooming months | April to Jan |
| Temperature | Day time above 25C |
| Sun | Full |
Selecting Good Quality Seeds
Begin by utilizing good quality Hibiscus Luna seeds sourced from a reputable supplier. High-quality seeds boost the potential of high-quality, healthy plants. Ensure the packet of seeds is fresh and include details on the variety while shopping.
Sowing the Seeds
Scarify the seeds before planting to enhance germination. Scarifying is done by rubbing the seeds with sandpaper or by cutting them using a small knife. Immerse seeds in warm water for 24 hours after this. The seed coat will be loosened by this procedure, and also it initiates the sprouting.
Sowing the Seeds
Next, plant small pots or seed trays with potting soil that is well-draining. An ideal mix is a perlite and potting mix. Plant a quarter-inch deep each seed and top with light soil. Water the soil but not excessively.
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Hibiscus Luna Providing the Right Conditions
Place the pots in a sunny, warm location. Hibiscus Luna seeds will germinate between 70-80°F (21-27°C). If needed, place them on a heating pad to maintain warmth. Germination will occur within 10-14 days. Hibiscus mini orange another desi variety
Seedling Care
Hibiscus Luna When the seedlings appear, expose them to plenty of light. If they are inside, place them in a south-facing window or beneath a grow light. Water at regular intervals but ensure the soil is a little damp. Weaken the poorer seedlings as they grow to give them more space for the stronger ones.
Transplanting Outdoors
Once the last frost has passed, transfer the new plants outdoors to your garden or larger pots. Choose a well-lit and draining area. Plant the stems 24 inches apart since they will have room to spread. Water well after transplanting.
Daily Maintenance
Hibiscus Luna adapts well with regular care. Water profusely once every week, especially during dry months. Fertilize with any all-purpose garden food occasionally in order to foster healthy development. Remove wilted flowers to provide the blooms with continuous opportunities to blossom.
Blooming Delights
You’ll have lovely flowers all summer long with your well-maintained Hibiscus Luna plants. Their flashy, vibrant flowers attract butterflies and hummingbirds to your lawn, giving it even more life.
By following this, you can easily cultivate Hibiscus Luna seeds and enjoy their benefits annually. Happy gardening!
| Color | Mix |
|---|---|
| Germination Level | Medium |
| Growth Pattern | Up right Straight |
| Hybrid or Open Pollinated | Hybrid |
| Ideal location | Full sun |
| Petals | Single |
| Origin Country | USA |
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FAQs
Which fertizlier to be used
In most flowering plants NPK can be used 19:19:19 if you want to use organic, then vermicompost or any organic decomposed manure is best for soil fertility
When to Transplant
Once seedling has 4 true leaf then cab be transplanted after Sunset without disturbing the roots
How to germinate from seeds
Fill pot 80% with soil and compost mix the top layer 20% spread cocopeat, then place seeds on top of cocopeat, then cover seeds with thin layer of cocopeat, Maintain moisture till germination
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