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100 Purple Cristata Celosia Seeds Non-GMO Home
100 Purple Cristata Celosia Seeds Non-GMO Home

100 Purple Cristata Celosia Seeds Non-GMO Home Garden Flower Seeds

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Shipping Weight 0.11 lbs
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Manufacturer VAACNEE
Shipping Dimension 4.96 x 3.98 x 0.12 inches
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100 Purple Cristata Celosia Seeds Non-GMO Home Features

  • Fresh Clean Seeds

  • Large, vivid blooms with a fun unusual shape, awesome conversation starter

  • Grow Heirloom Celosia - Plant Cristata Mix Celosia Seeds

  • An all-around useful plant - its blooms stand up beautifully as a cut flower


About 100 Purple Cristata Celosia Seeds Non-GMO Home

HOW TO GROW CRISTATA MIX CELOSIA WHEN TO PLANT CELOSIA SEEDS: Start indoors 6-8 weeks before your final frost date, using a seed starting mix or kit. WHERE TO PLANT CELOSIA SEEDS: Celosia does it's best when it's in Full Sun. Rich, well-draining, moist soil - with lots of compost, are the best conditions for this plant. HOW TO PLANT CELOSIA SEEDS: Sow seeds directly onto the surface of your seed starting formula, but do not cover, they need light to germinate. Keep temperatures at a consistent 70-75?¡ã F and sprouts will emerge in 7-10 days. When seedlings emerge, ensure they get plenty of sunlight - thinning to 1 seedling per cell when they develop two leaves. Do not transplant to the garden until well after the final frost: above 65?¡ã F during the day and 50?¡ã F at night, otherwise, you'll experience stunted growth. Space about 9 - 12 inches apart. HOW TO CARE FOR CELOSIA: Keep Celosia well watered, especially during dry period without natural rainfall. Pinching back the first bloom will encourage branching and bushier growth. Remove the plants after they die back in the fall.