Celosia 'Sylphid' organic

Fournisseur Gaia
Type de produit Seeds
Disponibilité En stock
Quantités disponibles 4
$4.99

Organic Celosia 'Sylphid' ( Celosia argentea ), offered by Gaia, a bright and elegant variety

Celosia 'Sylphid' is a unique heirloom variety , prized for its long, lime-green plumes that add a vibrant, elegant touch to gardens and bouquets .

Its upright, sturdy stems ensure good hold as cut flowers , while its prolonged flowering makes it a perfect choice for flower beds and floral arrangements . Highly heat-resistant , it thrives in full sun and attracts pollinators , adding life and dynamism to the garden.

Did you know?

The flowers and leaves of celosia are edible and rich in vitamins and antioxidants . In some cultures, they are used in cooking to enhance stir-fries or soups .

Spread : Upright and slender port
Plant height : 75 to 100 cm
Quantity per pack : ± 150 seeds
Companion plants : -
Enemy plants : -

Cultivation method

Seeds should be sown indoors 6 to 8 weeks before the last frost , then transplanted outdoors at least 2 weeks after the last frost , when temperatures have stabilized.

They can also be sown directly after the last frost. Well-drained soil and full sun exposure promote abundant and long-lasting flowering.

Celosia 'Sylphid' has sensitive roots , so it is best to handle seedlings with care when transplanting.

Harvesting and conservation

Flowering occurs 95 to 100 days after sowing . For dried bouquets , cut the flowers at the peak of their bloom and hang them upside down in a dry, dark place to preserve their color.

Why grow Celosia 'Sylphid'?

? Original lime-yellow color, perfect for brightening up a garden
? Edible flowers and leaves, rich in nutrients
? Excellent in fresh or dried cut flowers
? Attracts pollinators and is heat resistant

With its spectacular flowering, ease of cultivation and varied uses , the 'Sylphid' celosia is a real asset for lovers of vibrant gardens and refined floral arrangements !

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