Lush Purple Eustoma Perennial Flower Seeds Lisianthus Bloom Pack Of 100 Q9iyjb
Spruce up your personal space with our beautiful Purple Eustoma Perennial Flower Seeds. This pack contains 100 seeds of Purple Eustoma, a variety known for its vibrant purple blooms and long-lasting beauty. Being a perennial, this plant gives you the joy of lush, blooming flowers year after year.
The Eustoma, also known as Lisianthus, is a plant of temperate climate and blooms in the summer. Its medium size makes it a perfect choice for balcony gardens, living rooms, study spaces, or offices. It’s not just about aesthetics, cultivating Eustoma is also a breeze, making it an ideal choice for newbie gardeners.
How to Plant Purple Eustoma Perennial Flower Seeds 100pcs:
1. Choose a shallow pot filled with rich, humus sandy loam.
2. Irrigate the soil until it is wet.
3. Scatter the seeds over the surface, but ensure they aren’t too densely packed.
4. Cover the seeds with a thin layer of sand.
5. To retain moisture, cover the pot with glass or newspaper.
6. Keep the pot moist and expect germination between 7-15 days.
7. Once germinated, remove the cover and water as required.
The Eustoma’s beautiful purple hue is a surefire way to add a touch of elegance to your surroundings. As per the Libra constellation, these plants are believed to bring balance and tranquillity. So why wait? Bring home these delightful Purple Eustoma Perennial Flower Seeds today and cultivate your own little paradise.
Planting Essentials:
- Latin Name: The Latin name for this flower is Eustoma Russellianum, and it’s also commonly referred to as Lisianthus.
- Planting Season: The best season to plant these seeds is during the spring or early summer.
- Germination Rate: These seeds have a germination rate of around 75-80%, and you can expect germination between 7 to 15 days.
- Grown Plant Size: The grown plant size is medium, making it perfect for balcony gardens, living rooms, study spaces, or offices.
- Time to Maturity: The Eustoma plant takes about 90 to 100 days from seeding to reach maturity.
- Soil Type: It thrives best in rich, humus sandy loam soil.
- Watering: Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged. Overwatering can lead to root rot.
- Sunlight: These plants prefer full sun to partial shade.
- Uses: The Eustoma plant can be used as an ornamental plant to enhance the aesthetics of your home or office. It’s also suitable for outdoor gardens.
- Deer Resistance: These plants are generally deer resistant.
- Pest and Disease Resistance: Eustoma plants have good resistance to most common garden pests and diseases.
- Spacing Requirements: Seeds should be spread evenly across the surface of the soil, ensuring they aren’t too densely packed.
- Companion Plants: Eustoma plants pair well with plants like roses, hydrangeas, and lilies.
- Harvesting Instructions: Cut the blooming flowers in the morning, when they are fully open. Use a sharp knife or shears to cut the stem just above a leaf node.
