Flower seeds of primrose "Strastless", "Daniela" Apricot, MN, F1, 5 pcs

Prigles of the Daniel series is a leading variety that gives the highest percentage of marketable plants. Legal gabitus of plants. Very high germination. Perennial low plant (10-14 cm). Low single peduncles rush slightly above the outlet of the leaves, creating a cap of flowers. The flowers are large, they bloom in the spring.

Primes of the Daniel series bloom later than the primrose of the Danov and Bicolor series. The series has an attractive color range. A colorful plant for gardens and courtyards, containers and flowerpots. The primrose are shade -toleous, moisture -loving and frost -resistant. Soils for primrose are needed loose, well -drained, moderately wet. Every year, pour loose land under the bushes. In dry, hot weather, plants are watered. In spring, they feed with complete mineral fertilizer 2-3 times, after flowering with nitrogen or organic fertilizer.

Sow seeds in the spring and until mid -July. Before sowing, it is recommended to stratify seeds. Seeds are evenly distributed over the surface of the substrate, previously well moistened, and covered with glass or transparent film. For germination, primrose requires light and temperature of 15-18 degrees. Subject to these conditions, shoots appear on 10-16 days. When the first real leaves are formed, the plants are dive into separate pots or boxes, leaving 10-12 cm between plants. Pot or boxes are placed in a well -ventilated, cool place. Grown plants are planted in the ground.