100 Tahitian Mahogany Sunspots Hibiscus Hardy Flower Perennials Seeds

The seeds are shipped fresh and give a minimum of 85% germination rate.

The seed can being shipped along with a phytosanitary certificate.

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Planting from seeds is a simple process: fill a container with a sterile seed-starting mix, poke holes to a depth twice the seed's width, drop the seeds in, and lightly cover them. Keep the soil moist and warm until sprouts emerge, then ensure they get plenty of bright light.

Follow these steps for successful seed germination and growth:

1. Gather Your Supplies Seeds: Choose fresh seeds from a reputable brand. Containers: Use seed trays, plug trays, or small pots with drainage holes. Soil: Use a sterile, fine-textured seed-starting mix rather than heavy garden soil to avoid rot and disease.

2. Prepare and Plant Moisten the soil: Dampen your seed-starting mix with water before filling your containers. It should feel like a wrung-out sponge. Plant at the correct depth: As a general rule, plant seeds about twice as deep as they are wide. Tiny seeds like lettuce or snapdragons just need to be sprinkled on the surface, while larger seeds like beans should be pushed down into the soil. Label: Always label your trays with the plant name and the date you planted them.

3. Provide Optimal Conditions Warmth and Humidity: Seeds need a warm, humid environment to wake up. Cover your trays with a clear humidity dome or plastic wrap to lock in moisture, and place them in a warm spot (or on a heat mat).Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist but never waterlogged. Mist the soil gently with a spray bottle or use "bottom watering" (filling the tray beneath the pots) to avoid washing the seeds away. Light: Once the first green shoots appear, remove the plastic cover and move the seedlings to a bright, sunny windowsill or place them under grow lights.

4. Thin and Transplant Thinning: If you planted multiple seeds per pot and they all sprout, snip the smaller, weaker seedlings at the soil line with scissors. This leaves one strong seedling per cell with enough room to grow. Hardening off: Before moving your seedlings outside, transition them to the outdoors gradually over 7–10 days. Start by placing them in a sheltered, shady spot for a few hours, increasing their time in direct sunlight each day.

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