Vinca Burgundy Halo is a stunning flowering plant with burgundy, deep-colored flowers with a big white center. It loves hot weather, is low maintenance, and flowers all summer long. It is easy to grow from seed if you know the trick.

Number of Seeds	25-30 Seeds
Sowing month	Feb to Oct
Blooming Month	April To Dec
Temperature	Above 30C
Sun	Full sun excpet may june

Vinca Burgundy Halo Begin with high-quality Burgundy Halo vinca seeds. They can be purchased online or from your own local garden supply store. As vinca seeds require heat in order to sprout, seed them indoors 10 to 12 weeks ahead of the ultimate frost.Vinca red really good variant

Sow in a seed tray or little pots with excellent draining potting mix. Press the seeds firmly onto the surface but do not cover them. Vinca seeds require light to germinate. The soil should be kept moist but not waterlogged, and the temperature should be approximately 75°F.

Seeds take around 10 to 14 days to germinate. Once they germinate, move the seedlings to a sunny, light window or under grow lights. Water them gently, since overwatering invites disease.

Vinca Burgundy Halo Subsequently, when seedlings have two or more sets of true leaves, plant them up in individual pots. This provides them with the extra space to develop strong roots.

When the weather gets warm and nighttime temperatures are over 60°F, your vinca plants are ready to be planted into the garden. Choose an area that is sunny and has well-drained soil. Plant using soil with compost mixed in for additional nourishment.

Vinca  Plant at 10 to 12 inches apart. Plant and water well, but not too much. Vinca can handle dryness and likes to have slightly dry soil.

Vinca needs very little care once planted. Water lightly when the soil is dry. Fertilize lightly because too much nitrogen prevents flowering.

Check for pests such as aphids or whiteflies. If necessary, use insecticidal soap. Also, provide good air circulation to avoid fungal disease.

Vinca Burgundy Halo these flowers attract butterflies and add vibrant color to gardens, borders, and containers. With proper care, they will continue blooming until the first frost.

Growing vinca from seed is rewarding and easy. With patience and attention, you’ll enjoy months of beautiful flowers in your garden!