Cleome (spider flower) has long, leg‑like stamens in white, pink, purple. Grows anywhere with seasons >70°F. Germination is easy with high success if light and moisture needs are met.
Full sun to part shade.
Remove weeds, rocks.
Mist until damp—not soggy. Cleome prefers damp soil.
Space seeds 3–4 in. apart. Press gently; do NOT cover—light required for germination.
Mist each morning if surface dry. Germination in 1–2 weeks.
Thin to 12 in. apart after true leaves appear.
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