Lunaria Seeds or honesty or silver dollar plant is a tender and easy-to-grow biennial. It’s an attractor bloom with purple that entices pollinators, seed pods developing into silvery discs ideal for drying flowers for cut flower arrangements. Cultivating Lunaria from seeds isn’t hard if you acknowledge some steps.

Number of Seeds	18-20 seeds
Sowing month	Feb to Oct
Blooming Month	April To Dec
Temperature	Above 30C
Sun	Full sun except may june

To have healthy growth, sow Lunaria seeds in late summer or autumn. This will provide them with enough time to develop root systems before the winter. When planting in spring, do not forget the lag time of the previous frost.

Lunaria prefers to grow in moist, fertile soil that drains well. Begin by choosing a partially shady or sunny spot. Then loosen the earth by raking or with a garden fork. If your soil happens to be heavy clay, incorporate compost and mix well to provide greater drainage. Can try sunflower red sun with Lunaria

Now plant the seeds on the surface of the ground and press them into the soil gently. Don’t bury them deep—Lunaria seeds require light. Water them only enough to wet the soil.

Small seedlings should appear in two or three weeks. Water the soil lightly and not too waterlogged. When the plants have a few sets of leaves, then thin them so they have sufficient space. Leave at least 10 inches between each one where they can spread out.

Lunaria plants are simple to maintain. Water them from time to time, particularly in times of drought. Mulching on the ground will give soil health. It keeps the soil moist and does not allow weeds to grow. Stakes must be put on the plants if they become too tall.

hence In the second year, Lunaria produces purple umbels of flowers. Seed pods are formed after flowers have bloomed. They are green in color initially but become shiny silver discs when dried. To obtain more plants, allow the seeds to fall off naturally. For use in decoration, harvest the pods.

Lastly,Lunaria is easy to grow from seed and well worth the trouble. Plant them in a proper manner and leave them to a little TLC, and you will be rewarded with exquisite flowers and interesting pods to enjoy. Garden or vase, Lunaria brings poise and warmth to the space.