Humidifier, which you can get at home improvement stores or thrift shops.įeeding - This Fuchsia has average fertilizing needs. If the humidity drops too low indoors, consider using an ultrasonic Over about 40-45% humidity is recommended. Probably only survive a light frost (26☏/-3☌), but it's best to
In warmer conditions, give the plants afternoon shade, and keep the pot shaded. The plant might not thrive if temperatures regularly get above 85° F (29☌), and nights areĪbove 65 degrees F (18 C). If your tap water is very high in minerals (or "hard") i recommend using bottled spring water or rain water.Ĭlimate - It thrives when temperatures are mild during Pots dry out, but don't let them sit in a tray of water either.
Watering - This Fuchsia likes evenly moist soil, but it shouldn't be perpetually soggy either. You have more than one seedling in each container, either snip off the weaker one(s) after 4 weeks or gently transplant them. I recommend growing them indoors for at least 2-3 months. Give your seedlings bright light, but avoid direct sunlight when they are small. The seeds should begin sprouting in 4 to 6 weeks, but allow up to 10 weeks for any slow ones to sprout, especially atĬooler temperatures. I recommend keeping a minimum/maximum thermometer near the pots. A little cooler at night is ok, but avoid letting them get aboveħ8☏ (26☌). Keep the pots at about 65-74 degrees F (18-23☌). You may need to drip a few drops of water on the seeds every day keep them
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Leave it open a crack to allow some fresh air in. An easy way maintain moisture is to enclose Until the seeds sprout, ensure that the soil surface always stays moist. Sprinkle some water on the top soil layer to settle in the seeds. Of soil on top - just enough to barely cover the seeds, because light helps the seeds germinate. Place a seed or 2 on top, and sprinkle a thin layer Not add lime to the mix, since the plant likes slightly-acid soil.įill each container and water it. Any alternate mix is equal parts of coir fiber and perlite, with some slow-release fertilizer mixed in. Mix, such as 2 parts potting soil and 1 part perlite. Getting started - Use any small containers or cups that have drainage holes. Plant your seeds when you receive them for the best germination
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