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As November approaches quietly, many gardening enthusiasts begin to pay attention to which flowers and plants are suitable for planting in this season. Let's take a look below at the plants that are most suitable for sowing seeds in late autumn and early winter.
African Impatiens
African impatiens is also called Sudan impatiens, foreign impatiens, and Waller impatiens by some flower shop owners. It is native to South Asia, including India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and some areas in Southeast Asia. In appearance, it mostly has bright flower colors, including red, pink, or white. The petals are five-lobed with dark spots in the center. The leaves are green, heart-shaped or oval, with serrated edges.
Although many flower enthusiasts see the word "Africa" and mistakenly think that the seeds can only germinate at a lower temperature. In fact, the most suitable time for sowing seeds is in spring and autumn. When buying seeds at a flower shop, you can choose seeds with a darker color. Generally speaking, the darker the color of the seeds, the stronger their activity and the higher the germination rate.
Petunias
This is a flower that is well-known to many flower enthusiasts. Its flowers are small and exquisite, with rich colors. Commonly, there are blue, purple, pink, and white. It can adapt to various climatic conditions, and the flowering period is also very long. It can bloom repeatedly throughout the year. Therefore, it is often used for flower beds and potted decorations.
The propagation of petunias mainly has two methods: cuttings and sowing. Cuttings are usually carried out in spring. Select healthy stems and insert them into the soil. Maintain proper humidity and temperature, and the stems will gradually take root and sprout. Sowing is suitable from late spring to early summer. Sow the seeds evenly on the surface of loose soil and keep the soil moist, and the seeds will germinate and grow.
Pansies
Generally speaking, pansies attract flower enthusiasts mostly by their flower colors and flower shapes. Its flowers are similar to a cat's face and are relatively small. The diameter of the whole flower is only about 1-2 centimeters.
At the same time, pansies are also one of the few flowers that can grow rapidly at low temperatures. Therefore, it is most suitable to plant them in late autumn and early winter. For the planting soil, it is recommended to choose loose and fertile sandy soil. Usually, a combination of 2 parts of leaf mold soil and 1 part of perlite is often used.