Seeds need 70–75°F and complete darkness to germinate. Cover trays with foil or black plastic. Light is required immediately after sprouting.
Start in individual pots (not cell packs) to avoid root disturbance. Pinch young plants to encourage branching.
Salpiglossis dies in summer heat. Ideal for Alaska, coastal areas, or spring/fall in moderate zones.
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