20 BLUE BEARD TONGUE FLOWER SEEDS
(Penstemon spectabilis)
Showy Penstemon Grows to a Height of Just Over 3 Feet. It has Beautiful Flower Clusters of Wide-Mouthed Tubular Blossoms that Take on a Blue or Purple Color. The Flowers can Grow Up to 1 Inch Long and are Surrounded by Thin, Oval Leaves, which Grow up to 4 Inches. This California Native Perennial is a Great Plant to Add to your Garden if You’re Looking to Have a Backyard Bustling with Birds, Butterflies, and Bees. Penstemon spectabilis is a 3' Tall Perennial with Bluish Lavender Flowers in April-June. Native in Dry Creek Beds, Hill Sides and Coastal Bluffs of Southern California. A Very Showy Border Plant. Showy Penstemon has Survived a 0 Degree F. Night, 4" Rainfall, Full Sun and 120+ Degrees F. Temperatures. Showy Penstemon has been Easy on All Sites. Do Not Overwater. It Needs Good Drainage and Sun to Thrive.
USDA Zones: 8-10
Beard Tongue Germination:
"Seeds are Tiny so Handle with Care"
1) Use more seeds than you want to plant as the germination rates are known to be low, and patience is needed for their erratic germination. Some may sprout within a month or two, but most can take all the way up to a year so don't toss out what doesn't sprout early as they're still good and just need more time.
2) Mix seeds and moistened soil together in a zip lock bag. To stratify, place in the refrigerator for 30 days.
3) Sow seeds into a well-drained, sandy compost and cover seeds with a very thin layer of sand or grit as they need bright light to germinate. Keep your grow light on for 12-14 hours a day.
4) Use a heated propagator to keep the soil around 75 degrees F during the day, and down to 40 degrees F at night. Temperature fluctuation has been known to help them as it mimics their natural environment.
5) Cover with a piece of plastic to help retain moisture. Check the soil every other day to be sure it stays moist, not wet. Be sure to mist them with a spray bottle so it doesn't wash the thin layer of sand off of the seeds.
6) Just be sure to keep the temperature fluctuating day & night, with bright light during the day, moist soil, and all you'll need is patience. Once they sprout, remove them into a separate container.
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Germinación de la lengua de barba:
"Las semillas son diminutas, así que manipúlelas con cuidado"
1) Use más semillas de las que desea plantar, ya que se sabe que las tasas de germinación son bajas y se necesita paciencia para su germinación errática. Algunas pueden brotar en un mes o dos, pero la mayoría puede tardar hasta un año, así que no deseche las que no broten pronto, ya que todavía están buenas y solo necesitan más tiempo.
2) Mezcle las semillas y la tierra humedecida en una bolsa con cierre hermético. Para estratificar, colóquelas en el refrigerador durante 30 días.
3) Siembre las semillas en un abono arenoso bien drenado y cúbralas con una capa muy fina de arena o gravilla, ya que necesitan luz brillante para germinar. Mantenga la luz de cultivo encendida durante 12 a 14 horas al día.
4) Use un propagador calentado para mantener la tierra a alrededor de 75 grados F durante el día y a 40 grados F por la noche. Se sabe que la fluctuación de temperatura las ayuda, ya que imita su entorno natural.
5) Cúbrelas con un trozo de plástico para ayudar a retener la humedad. Revisa la tierra cada dos días para asegurarte de que se mantenga húmeda, no mojada. Asegúrate de rociarlas con un rociador para que no se lleve la fina capa de arena de las semillas.
6) Asegúrate de mantener la temperatura fluctuando día y noche, con luz brillante durante el día, tierra húmeda y todo lo que necesitarás es paciencia. Una vez que broten, sácalas a un recipiente aparte.
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