25 RED YUCCA SEEDS (Hesperaloe parviflora) Hummingbird & Butterfly Flower Plant

Description: 25 RED YUCCA SEEDS (Hesperaloe parviflora) Hummingbird & Butterfly Flower PlantThe Texas Red Yucca is One of the Very Best Drought Tolerant Flowering Succulents. A Butterfly or Hummingbird's Favorite that Produces Tall Spikes of Reddish-Pink Flowers that Continue to Bloom All Summer long. Red Yucca is Native to Southwestern Texas and Adjoining areas of Mexico where it Grows Primarily on Rocky Slopes, Prairies, and in Mesquite Groves. Hummingbird Yucca Plants are Tough, can Tolerate Most Types of Soil as long as they are Well Draining while Tolerating Cold Winters as Far North as USDA Zone 5. Yucca Plants are Striking and Low Maintenance which a Perfect Combo for Ideal Houseplants. With the Proper amount of Light, they can be Grown Indoors Year Round, or just to be Brought in During any Winters Colder than Zone 5.The Red Yucca Grows in Clumps of Grass-Like, Blue-Green Foliage Dominated by Flower Stalks which may Reach 5 Feet Long. Another Great Thing is Blooming begins in Early Summer and may Continue for Most of the Rest of the Year. Red Yucca Germination:1) Wash a flat seed tray with soapy water and rinse in 1 part bleach mixed with 9 parts water. This removes all debris and eliminates lurking plant diseases. Allow the tray to dry completely so the soil does not turn to mud when added. If drainage holes are missing, poke them in the bottom of the tray with an ice pick. Fill the tray halfway with commercial cactus soil mix.2) Spread the red yucca seeds evenly over the top of the cactus soil. Cover the seeds with a sprinkle of cactus soil. Use a spray bottle to mist the soil with room temperature water. Cover the tray with a piece of clear plastic to create a greenhouse effect. This keeps the humidity high.3) It is Very Important to be sure to use a heated propagator mat to keep the soil temperature at 80 degrees F. 4) Keep the trey in bright, indirect light. 5) Remove the plastic and spray the soil daily to keep it moist, "Not Wet", then recover with plastic. If any mold or fungus is found on the seeds, wash them in a copper based fungicide and replace in new, sterile cactus starting mix.6) Patience will be needed as the germination time can occur anywhere from 1-12 months as long as the right conditions are met. If some germinate early, don't toss the others out as they're still good. They just need a bit more time.Germinación de la yuca roja:1) Lave una bandeja de semillas plana con agua jabonosa y enjuáguela con 1 parte de cloro mezclado con 9 partes de agua. Esto elimina todos los residuos y elimina las enfermedades de las plantas que acechan. Deje que la bandeja se seque por completo para que la tierra no se convierta en barro cuando la agregue. Si faltan orificios de drenaje, hágalos en el fondo de la bandeja con un picahielos. Llene la bandeja hasta la mitad con una mezcla comercial de tierra para cactus.2) Esparza las semillas de yuca roja de manera uniforme sobre la parte superior de la tierra para cactus. Cubra las semillas con una pizca de tierra para cactus. Use una botella rociadora para rociar la tierra con agua a temperatura ambiente. Cubra la bandeja con un trozo de plástico transparente para crear un efecto invernadero. Esto mantiene alta la humedad.3) Es muy importante asegurarse de usar una estera de propagación calentada para mantener la temperatura de la tierra a 80 grados F.4) Mantenga la bandeja en una luz indirecta brillante.5) Retire el plástico y rocíe la tierra a diario para mantenerla húmeda, "no mojada", luego cúbrala con plástico. Si encuentra moho u hongos en las semillas, lávelas con un fungicida a base de cobre y reemplácelas con una mezcla nueva y esterilizada para iniciar el cultivo de cactus.6) Será necesaria paciencia, ya que el tiempo de germinación puede variar entre 1 y 12 meses, siempre que se cumplan las condiciones adecuadas. Si algunas germinan antes, no deseche las demás, ya que todavía están en buen estado. Solo necesitan un poco más de tiempo.

Price: 6.95 USD

Location: Lincolnton, North Carolina

End Time: 2024-09-25T16:48:36.000Z

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