Lisianthus Purple F1 hybrid seeds pack of 15-20 seeds Pelleted Imported
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How to Grow Lisianthus Purple from Pelleted Seeds
Lisianthus Purple is a beautiful and gorgeous flower that can be utilized to enhance any landscape. Its rose-form purple flower is a big favorite among florists and gardeners. You have to be patient when growing Lisianthus seeds, but you know it is not that hard if you use pelleted seeds. It is easy to grow them as long as they are provided with proper care. You can show off these lovely flowers in the garden or use them as vase flowers.
| Number of Seeds | 18-20 seeds |
|---|---|
| Sowing month | August End |
| Sowing temperature | 28-32C |
| Blooming month | 6 month from germination |
| Sun | Full sun |
| Seed supplied as | Pelleted |
Why to Use Pelleted Seeds?
- Pelleted seeds are coated to make them simpler to handle and plant, thereby.
- The coating ensures even germination, i.e., greater seeds germinate well.
- They are ideal for small seeds like Lisianthus, which at times are hard to get and evenly sow.
Ideal Growing Conditions
- Lisianthus Purple tolerates full sun, with a minimum of six hours of direct sunlight daily.
- It needs well-draining soil that is lightly acidic to neutral (pH 6.0–7.0).
- Maintain temperature 65–75°F (18–24°C) for optimal germination.
Seeding Pelleted Seeds
- Sow pelleted seeds in a loose, light tray of soil or loose seed-starting mix.
- Sow pelleted seeds on the surface of the medium without covering since they require light for germination.
- Water lightly by sprinkling a fine mist on the ground but not moisture.
- Provide even temperature and put the tray with a humidity dome or plastic cover.
- Germination will be 10 to 15 days, so don’t worry.
Lisianthus Purple Watering and Feeding
- Maintain the ground wet but not soggy to prevent root rot.
- Water with shower only on soil avoid watering on leaf.
- Fertilize with a balanced liquid fertilizer every two weeks for maximum growth.
Transplant and Care
- Transplant seedlings into larger pots or plant beds at 3 to 4 inches tall.
- Plant them 6 to 8 inches apart to provide air space.
- Shield newly planted young growth from heavy rain and wind to avoid having them destroyed.
Blossoming and Maintenance
- Purple Lisianthus blooms in four to five months, but well worth the wait.
- Drop dead flowers to encourage ongoing flowering.
- These are great long-cutting flowers, lasting in a vase for up to two weeks.
Why Grow Lisianthus Purple?
Firstly Lisianthus Purple is lovely, long-lived, and absolutely worth the effort to grow. With pelleted seeds, care, and waiting, you can enjoy their pretty purple blooms at home or in your yard. As cut flowers in bouquets or landscaping, these flowers are a source of beauty and elegance in any area also.
| Color | Purple |
|---|---|
| Germination Level | Medium |
| Growth Pattern | Up right Straight |
| Hybrid or Open Pollinated | Hybrid |
| Ideal location | Full sun |
| Origin Country | Japan |
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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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