🌸Rare zinnia flower seeds

🏵️Plant Characteristics

Zinnia (also called petunia) is a perennial or annual herb with abundant leaves and small flowers. Its leaves are dark green, slender and pinnately split. The flowers are often blue, pink or white, and the flowers are shaped like small trumpets. The overall feeling is graceful and fresh.

🌟Applicable scenarios

Zinnias are suitable for placement in sunny living rooms, study rooms, balconies or courtyards, etc. They can also be paired with different styles of flower pots or flower stands to complement other plants or decorations.

🌸Growth habits

Zinnia likes to grow in an environment with sufficient sunshine and good ventilation. It is not strict on soil requirements, but it is best to have loose and fertile soil with good drainage. They grow quickly and generally begin blooming within a few weeks of sowing, hence their name "Zinnias," although the flowering period may be longer.

💌Flower meaning

The flower language of zinnia is usually love, remembrance and friendship. Its blue flowers symbolize eternal love and loyalty and are often used as Valentine's Day or anniversary gifts.

🧡Purpose and function

Zinnia is mainly used for ornamental and decorative purposes. It is suitable as an embellishment for flower beds, flower borders, garden edges or bouquets. It can also be given as a gift to relatives and friends to express emotions.

🌱How and When to Plant Zinnia

Cover them with 1/4 inch of soil (they need darkness to germinate) and place them in a sunny window until ready to transplant. They germinate in 7-10 days and should be at least 4 inches tall before transplanting outdoors.

When sowing seeds directly outdoors in warm weather, cover the seeds with 1/4 inch of soil. Seeds germinate in 7-10 days. When they reach 2 inches tall, thin them back to 8-24 inches, depending on the variety.