Double Jill Dahlia Seeds - Attracts Pollinators, Long Blooming Season, Vibrant Colors, Excellent Cut Flower, Plant in Spring

1 PACK (20+ SEEDS)
✨ Germination Method Using a Plastic Ziplock Bag:
- For successful germination of your dahlia seeds, using a plastic ziplock bag creates a controlled, humid environment. Here's how to do it:
Materials You’ll Need:
1. Dahlia seeds
2. Ziplock bag (quart or gallon size)
3. Paper towel or coffee filter
4. Spray bottle (for misting)
5. Warm and consistent temperature
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✅ Steps for Germination:
- Preparation: Moisten a paper towel or coffee filter with water and gently squeeze out excess moisture. It should be damp but not soaking.
- Placing the Seeds: Spread your dahlia seeds evenly on half of the damp paper towel, ensuring they’re spaced apart.
- Folding and Sealing: Fold the towel over the seeds and place this inside the ziplock bag.
- Sealing the Bag: Seal the bag most of the way, leaving a small opening for air exchange to create a controlled environment.
- Creating Humidity: Place the bag in a warm spot (70-75°F / 21-24°C). The damp towel will maintain a humid environment for germination.
- Monitoring and Misting: Check periodically to ensure the towel remains damp. If it dries, mist it lightly.
- Germination: Once the seeds sprout, open the bag slightly for airflow to help the seedlings adjust.
- Transplanting: After seedlings develop their first true leaves, carefully transplant them into individual pots or seedling trays with well-draining potting mix.
- Hardening Off: Gradually expose the seedlings to outdoor conditions before planting them in the garden.
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