Pampas grass can reach 10+ feet with giant pink or yellow seed plumes. Though usually propagated by division, it can be started from seed in pots.
Use a gallon pot with 1 inch gravel for drainage, topped with soilless potting mix.
Plant 3–4 seeds 1 inch deep, equidistant.
Mist twice daily to keep mix constantly moist. Place in 6+ hours direct sun, or under fluorescent grow light 4 inches above, 12 hours daily.
Water twice daily to moisten mix to 2–3 inches. Check with a screwdriver or pencil.
At 2–3 inches tall, keep only the strongest seedling; remove others.
Move outside after last frost date.
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