While pampas grass is often bought as started plants, growing from seed is economical. Start seeds 3–4 weeks before the last frost for a head start.
Fill 1/2-gallon pots with standard potting soil. Add 1 inch of gravel at the bottom if no drainage holes.
Plant 4 seeds per pot, equally spaced, 1/2–1 inch deep.
Place in a sunny spot (or under grow lights). Water twice daily to keep soil moist 3–4 inches deep. Seeds sprout in ~2 weeks.
Once sprouted, water once daily, allowing soil to dry slightly between waterings.
Move seedlings to the garden when they reach 3 inches tall.
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