Seeds Lupin Red Flame Giant Flower Perennial Outdoor Garden Cut Ukraine

Description

Home flower gardeners are growing lupine (Lupinus polyphyllus) from seed for ​its ​​breathtaking​ ​array of colors. Striking ​plants have stiff, erect flower spikes — 1 to 4 feet tall — that emerge from horizontal foliage. ​Flowers are similar to those of peas or sweet peas and grow in large, ​densely packed​ racemes​ of deep blue, purple, yellow, pink or white.​Fun fact: ​Similar to peas, lupine are nitrogen-fixing and can improve ​your soil’s fertility over time.​​Transform your home into a private oasis with beautiful heirloom flowers. Instruction how to grow lupine:Lupine can be grown from seeds. Growing from seed, germination is greatly increased by a 7-day cold treatment. Place seeds and slightly damp paper towels in a bag and store in the refrigerator. Another method would be to soak them in warm water for a 24-hour period. Treated seeds can be directly sown into a seedbed in spring or summer until August 1st. The best time to plant untreated lupine seeds outdoors is between September-November.Plants grown from seed will bloom their first year. Pinch off spent flowers to prolong the blooming period. Apply an organic fertilizer once per month to promote healthy plants and large blooms.Tip: For dramatic results, mass lupines in borders or scatter them throughout the cottage garden.Do NOT transplant as the long tap root is delicate, and if damaged, the plant will fail.Package includes: 0.16ozWe are not include text instruction in English, but if it's needs please request it (you can just type text "INSTRUCTION") and we will send to you via 's messenger. Thank you for understanding.Happy harvest!