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100+ Pcs Pampas Mix Color Grass Seeds Cortaderia selloana Seeds Rare Plants Decor Garden
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Customers have had mixed experiences with this product, with some reporting that the seeds did not germinate and did not grow, while others have seen little signs of the grass. Many have reported that the grass is not a decorative grass, but rather a yard grass. Some customers have also reported that the seeds did not sprout yet.
COLOR: Light Pink, Rose Pink, Peachy Yellow, White, Bicolors QUANTITY: 100+ Seeds How to grow : Place five evenly spaced pampas grass seeds on the soil surface in the planter. Lightly press the seeds into the soil; do not cover them with potting mix. Water the soil until moist to the touch but not soaking wet. Add water slowly so th…
COLOR: Light Pink, Rose Pink, Peachy Yellow, White, Bicolors QUANTITY: 100+ Seeds How to grow : Place five evenly spaced pampas grass seeds on the soil surface in the planter. Lightly press the seeds into the soil; do not cover them with potting mix. Water the soil until moist to the touch but not soaking wet. Add water slowly so the seeds don't wash away. Place the planter in sunny window that receives six to eight hours of direct or filtered sunlight daily. The room temperature should be between 65 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit for best germination success. You can place the planters on a seed germination mat, on top of a radiator or near a vent to provide additional heat in cooler rooms. Allow one to two weeks for the pampas seeds to germinate and reveal seedlings. If each of the five seeds germinates, leave all the plants in place to grow as a single bunch.
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Customers have had mixed experiences with this product, with some reporting that the seeds did not germinate and did not grow, while others have seen little signs of the grass. Many have reported that the grass is not a decorative grass, but rather a yard grass. Some customers have also reported that the seeds did not sprout yet.
Pros
- Quick germination
- Seams arrived on time
- Looks like normal grass
Cons
- Not as pictured
- Not a decorative grass
- Short growth period
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Description
COLOR: Light Pink, Rose Pink, Peachy Yellow, White, Bicolors QUANTITY: 100+ Seeds How to grow : Place five evenly spaced pampas grass seeds on the soil surface in the planter. Lightly press the seeds into the soil; do not cover them with potting mix. Water the soil until moist to the touch but not soaking wet. Add water slowly so the seeds don't wash away. Place the planter in sunny window that receives six to eight hours of direct or filtered sunlight daily. The room temperature should be between 65 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit for best germination success. You can place the planters on a seed germination mat, on top of a radiator or near a vent to provide additional heat in cooler rooms. Allow one to two weeks for the pampas seeds to germinate and reveal seedlings. If each of the five seeds germinates, leave all the plants in place to grow as a single bunch.
Specifications
| Time to Germinate | 1-2 weeks |
| Pack Size | 100+ Seeds |
| Type of Vegetable | Cortaderia selloana |
| Sunlight Requirement | 6-8 hours of direct or filtered sunlight daily |