Mirabilis Red Yellow Seeds four o clock
Mirabilis Red Yellow A tuber-forming perennial with oval lance-shaped leaves.
Mirabilis is a wonderful addition to an evening garden. Attracts insects and nectar-feeding birds. Mirabilis are easy to grow and thrive almost anywhere. Self-seeds freely finally.
| Number of seeds | 10 seeds |
|---|---|
| Sowing Month | Feb To Oct |
| Blooming months | April to Jan |
| Temperature | Day time above 25C |
| Sun | Partial |
Flowers and scent are at their best in the early morning and evenings. Easy to grow and maintain. Suitable for borders, patios and tubs.
Cultivation Advice
- Firstly Mirabilis Red Yellow Sow from Feb onwards, on the surface of a good well-draining damp seed compost and lightly cover, preferably with vermiculite.
- Germinate at 64-68F. Place in a propagator or seal in a polythene bag to maintain moisture.
- Mirabilis Red red-yellow germination can be slow at 14-21 days.
- Excess moisture, deep sowing or low temperatures will cause seeds to rot.
- A good companion of marigold orange
- Transplant seedlings into individual pots to grow on when large enough to handle and grow on in cooler well-ventilated conditions.
- Plant out only after all danger of frost has passed.
Mirabilis Red Yellow Pests & Disease:
Another plant may be attacked by aphids and slugs/snails but are generally disease-free.
Some people may get a rash from handling the plant so always wear gloves and cover their arms when working with the plants.
Mirabilis Red YellowThe seeds can be toxic if ingested
Also, plants grown in the borders should be cut down to soil level and the black, carrot-like tubers lifted, in milder areas, a deep organic mulch may be sufficient to protect them from the ravages of the win
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