50000 Red Flanders Poppy Seeds – Non GMO Heirloom Poppy Seeds – Poppy Seeds for Planting – California Poppy Seeds – Poppy Seed – Poppy Flower Seeds – Perennial Flower Seeds
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About this item Non-GMO heirloom perennial flower seeds: All of PearVortex’s flower seeds to plant outside are Heirloom & Non-GMO and are supplied from the USA. The Non-GMO flower seeds are growth for the healthy and organic plants. Premium poppy seeds in bulk: Ideal for sowing in full sun after the risk of frost has passed, our California poppy seeds boast a quick germination period of 10 – 15 days with a high success rate. Each packet contains 50,000 seeds and includes a user-friendly planting guide for your convenience. Simple-to-plant red poppy seeds: To sow these seeds, plant them at a depth of 1/16 inch in well-drained soil, spacing them 8 to 10 inches apart within a row, and maintain a similar distance between rows. It’s essential to sow them in full sun after the last frost risk has passed, and water moderately by observing when the soil’s top layer appears dry. Unique red poppy seeds for planting: These poppy flower seeds yield exceptionally tall plants, reaching approximately 24 inches in height, 4 to 6 inches in wide diameter and showcasing a vibrant red hue. These poppies typically mature in 60 days and commonly bloom during either early or late summer. At Pear Vortex’s Seeds, we provide a wide selection of fruit, flower, herb, and vegetable seeds that hold great value in the creation of food, gifts, and decorative arrangements. We are delighted to welcome and assist with any questions or inquiries you may have.
Description
Type: FlowerPlant name: Red Flanders Poppies/ Common Poppy/ Common Red PoppyColor: RedHeight: 24″ TallWidth: 4 – 6″ SpreadLife cycle: AnnualMaturity: 60 daysZones: 1 to 12Environment: After the chance of last frostLight needs: Full sun, Part Sun.TO PLANT OUTDOORSSowing: Choose late fall or early spring when the soil is workable. Place the seeds just below the soil’s surface and gently compact it. Maintain consistent soil moisture until germination, typically taking 10-20 days. Avoid relocating seedlings as they dislike root disturbances.Growing: Initially, water seedlings periodically until they establish themselves. Mature plants can endure drought but appreciate occasional watering in dry conditions. Avoid transplanting or dividing them, as they don’t adapt well. After flowering, consider cutting back the plant if you don’t need seeds. This plant often self-seeds and is open pollinated.Seeds will be germinated in 10 – 15 days and matured in 60 days.
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