Portulaca Orange Sow with good quality Portulaca seeds from a reputable supplier. Sow in a mix of colors to fill the display. Read the packet of seeds for variety and freshness for best germination.

Number of seeds	40-50 seeds
Sowing Month	Feb To Oct
Blooming months	April to Jan
Temperature	Day time above 25C
Sun	Partial

Sow in sandy or loamy well-drained soil. Heavy soil can be drained by incorporating sand or compost into the soil. Sow where there is full sun, since Portulaca does its best in full sun. Gently tamp the soil to create a smooth surface on which to sow seeds.

Portulaca Orange Plant the seeds thinly over the surface and do not cover them. Portulaca seeds need light to germinate, so press them only into the soil. Water the soil lightly with a fine spray mist so the seeds won’t be carried away. Water it but not wet.

Germination and Seedling DevelopmentExpect within 7 to 14 days of germination if maintained at 70-85°F (21-29°C). Thin for proper spacing when seedlings appear. Water sparingly but allow it to dry slightly between waterings in an attempt not to encourage fungus disease.

Transplant the seedlings when they possess two or more sets of true leaves. Set them in their permanent position, them about 6-8 inches apart to ensure full growth. Take care to handle the seedlings gently, so as not to injure the delicate roots. Portulaca coconut another variant

Portulaca Orange Water sparingly as Portulaca likes dry soil. Fertilize once a month with a balanced fertilizer to promote blooms. Weed frequently enough to avoid nutrient competition. Deadhead flowers to prolong flowering.

Enjoy the BloomsPortulaca, which will produce gorgeous, radiant flowers in a matter of weeks. Cherish continuous blooms all summer long. Welcome pollinators to your garden by planting them in bed gardens, tubs, or hanging baskets. Enjoy their presence with minimal upkeep.