Sandersonia Aurantiaca Seeds

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Sandersonia aurantiaca have eye-catching blooms that add a touch of whimsy to a late spring/early summer garden. Orange/yellow delicate flowers cover the plant with thimble-sized bells, highlighting other colors in the garden with its harmonious nature. Easy-to-grow and deer resistant, they make great cut flowers, lasting up to three weeks. Hardy in zones 9-10, grow as an annual in colder areas.

Cold Hardy: This lily plant has a strong tolerance to cold conditions and can grow in cold climates.

Wide range of uses: often used in garden decoration as decorative plants in flower beds, gardens and courtyards. Due to its beautiful flowers and pleasant fragrance, it is also commonly used in bouquets and flower decorations.

Easy to grow: Easy to cultivate under suitable soil and light conditions, and usually grows best in full sun and well-drained soil.

Traditional and symbolic significance: It has certain cultural and symbolic importance and is regarded as a symbol of elegance, purity and nobility. It is often used for decoration at weddings or special occasions.

Planting Guide:

Sowing time: Sowing is best done in the warmer months of early spring or late fall. Before sowing, seeds can be pretreated by placing them on moist paper towels and keeping them moist for several weeks to encourage germination.

Soil preparation: Prepare a pot of fertile, well-drained soil. You can choose fertile cultivation soil or vermiculite sand for planting.

Sowing method: Spread the seeds lightly on the surface of the soil without covering them completely as they need light to germinate. Press the seeds gently to ensure contact with the soil.

Keep it moist: Keep the soil moist but not too wet, either by using a sprayer or by covering it with a layer of clear plastic film. Check the soil regularly and avoid drying out.

Temperature and Light: Seeds require proper temperature and light to germinate. Keep in a warm, well-lit environment, but avoid exposure to strong sunlight.

Be patient: Germination can take a while, possibly weeks or even months. Be patient and continue to keep the soil moist.

Fertilizer: Supplemental nutrients may be needed during the growing period and can be applied once at the beginning of each growing season.

Prevent pests and diseases: Check your plants regularly to prevent pests and diseases on the leaves. Once pests or diseases are discovered, they can be removed using appropriate pesticides or by hand.

Support and Protection: As the flwer stalks begin to grow, consider using supports to support the plant to prevent the flowers from bending or falling over. Plants can be protected with mulch during severe cold weather.

Digging bulbs: During the dormant period of the plant, consider digging up the bulbs and storing them to avoid damage from cold or wet weather.

Package list:
Sandersonia Aurantiaca Seeds 50 PCS
Sandersonia Aurantiaca Seeds 100 PCS