Midday Mallow Start with good Midday Mallow seeds from a trustworthy source. Next, examine them for damage and make sure that the seeds are firm and appear to be healthy. Finally, store them in a dry, cool location until planting.

Number of seeds	18-20
Sowing Month	Feb To Oct
Blooming months	April to Jan
Temperature	Day time above 25C
Sun	Partial

Before planting, select well-draining soil and a neutral pH. Then, plow the ground to break it up to at least six inches deep. Then, incorporate compost to enrich it. Finally, remove the weeds or trash to have a clean garden bed to plant on. Can be grown along Morning gory blue tiger

Once the soil is prepared, sow the seeds uniformly on the ground. Next, press the seeds lightly into the soil without covering them fully since they require light for germination. Next, spray the surface lightly with water for sufficient moisture.

After planting, keep the soil wet at all times but not soggy. Then, check every day for dryness. Give morning or evening watering. Then, check for seedlings for proper growth.

Since Midday Mallow is a warm-season plant, place the seedlings where there is sunlight. Secondly, shields young plants from wind. Thirdly, provide a gap of between 65°F and 75°F to select the best. Finally, provide full air circulation to avoid disease.

When the seedlings start forming the first true leaves, thin them by removing the weak ones by pulling them out. Sow them at least six inches apart for healthy growth. Then, transplant them into bigger pots if they need it. Then, handle them with extreme care not to harm their roots.

Since Midday Mallow prefers rich soil, provide fortnightly balanced liquid feeding. Next, select an organic fertilizer so that flowers grow well. Next, don’t fertilize excessively so stems will stay strong and flexible. Lastly, look for signs of nutrient deficiency.

Since insects infest young leaves and kill them, check the leaves regularly for insects. Second, eliminate aphids or other insects by spraying them with soap and water. Third, provide sufficient air circulation to disallow fungal infections. Lastly, trim damaged leaves to permit healthy growth.

Since Midday Mallow is a flower with lovely flowers, take special care to have them bloom. Second, remove dead flowers so they keep flowering. Third, water the soil but not too much. Finally, check for signs of stress and modify care accordingly.

Once the flowers are fully bloomed, appreciate their beauty in your garden. Next, trim new flowers to place them in a bouquet. Next, trim seeds from mature flowers to plant another time. Lastly, dry seeds in a warm location for planting later.

By following these steps, you can successfully grow Midday Mallow from seed and be able to enjoy its vibrant flowers.