Posts Tagged ‘Poppy’
My Poppy Sprouts Just Wilted, What Happened?
they just popped up from seeds about 2-3 days ago. this morning the little guy was growing strong, but i came back from the store and he was just flopped over. i have it under a grow light and in a pot.
thanks man, im gonna plant em outside once i get it to be a nice size. its in a biodegradable pot so im all good. you have best answer
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20 Seeds, Poppy “Violet Himalayan” (Meconopsis Betonicifolia) Seeds by Seed Needs Reviews
20 Seeds, Poppy "Violet Himalayan" (Meconopsis betonicifolia) Seeds By Seed Needs
- Quality Poppy Seeds Packaged by "Seed Needs"
- This Poppy flower grows to a mature height of about 24 inches tall
- Himalayan Poppies prefer cooler temperatures, so it's best to give them an area of partial shade in regions where the summers are hot
- It may be best to start this particular plant indoors in peat pots and then later transplant into the garden
- Easy planting instructions along with a colorful picture printed on each "Seed Needs" packet!
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20 Seeds, Poppy “White Himalayan” (Meconopsis Betonicifolia) Seeds by Seed Needs
20 Seeds, Poppy "White Himalayan" (Meconopsis betonicifolia) Seeds By Seed Needs
- Quality Poppy Seeds Packaged by "Seed Needs"
- This Poppy flower grows to a mature height of about 24 inches tall
- Himalayan Poppies prefer cooler temperatures, so it's best to give them an area of partial shade in regions where the summers are hot
- It may be best to start this particular plant indoors in peat pots and then later transplant into the garden
- Easy planting instructions along with a colorful picture printed on each "Seed Needs" packet!
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10 HIMALAYAN BLUE POPPY (Tibetan) Meconopsis Betonicifolia Flower Seeds
10 HIMALAYAN BLUE POPPY (Tibetan) Meconopsis Betonicifolia Flower Seeds
- BLOOM TIME: Late Spring - Early Summer
- HARDINESS ZONE: 4 - 11
- PLANT HEIGHT: 24 - 36" . . . PLANT SPACING: 18 - 24"
- LIGHT REQUIREMENTS: Full Shade - Part Shade . . . SOIL / WATER: Moist
- The Himalayan Blue Poppy has one of our best sellers! They are very popular because of their rarity and their beautiful flowers in the most stunning shade of blue I have ever seen! Poppies attract bees, butterflies, and birds. The huge showy 2 - 4 inches blooms make them an excellent cut flower, and their unique looking seed pods are splendid in dried arrangements or for crafts. They are known in folk medicine as a mild sedative and analgesic.
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When Should I Seed poppy’S?
so there is this huge ugly field next to my house. no flowers. just poison ivy, saplings, dead trees & dead wood. (oh & tuns of weeds)
my resolution was to seed the field. there is to much crap in it to clear the field myself…but a little color never hurts.
i have sprinkled a mix of sunflower seeds & a bag of lupines
but i am looking to drop some good self seeding annuals and perennials
i picked poppy’s because they cover fields after just a few seasons, are low maintenance, come in a wide range of colors & i hear will come back year after year in fields (i’m not going to maintain). i already have the seeds… i real good mix
my question is when should i sew them? i plan on just walking through the field & sprinkling them around. i know that very few will grow from this type of sewing but with all the seeds they produce i only need 1 or 2 to make it.
should i drop them in winter, late fall, or very early spring?…i recently moved to Dallas the winter temps don’t get to bad just a few freezes a year. but no snow to insulate from windchill.
i tried to sew them last spring but it got to hot to quick & they died.
what month should i sew them in Dallas, Texas.
*** as a precursor i know that my poppy seed mix contains a few somniferum (opium) poppy seeds but if the feds ever accused me of anything they could just search my house, i don’t plan on any illegal activities so i have nothing to worry about***