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VEGSOW Profusion Apricot Zinnia Seeds - Heat-Tolerant Annual Flower Seeds

$4.00

  • Profusion series variety known for heat and humidity tolerance.
  • Produces consistent apricot-colored blooms throughout the growing season.
  • Suitable for garden beds, containers, and borders.
  • Optimized for standard soil conditions with proper moisture management.

Style: Packet

SKU:B0T1AYJA-V1
Availability: In Stock
Category:Zinnia

Profusion Apricot Zinnia Seeds for Garden Landscapes

The Profusion Apricot Zinnia is a widely recognized annual flower variety selected for its performance in diverse garden environments. These seeds are engineered to produce compact, mounded plants that yield a steady display of apricot-toned blooms. This variety is frequently chosen for its ability to maintain growth and flowering performance in warm-weather conditions.

Cultivation and Germination Guidelines

To achieve optimal germination, ensure soil temperatures are consistently warm, ideally between 70°F and 80°F (21°C - 27°C). Zinnias are sensitive to cold, damp soil; planting should be delayed until the danger of frost has passed and the ground has warmed. Providing well-draining soil and adequate sunlight is essential for healthy development.

Plant Characteristics

  • Growth Habit: Compact, mounded structure suitable for borders and containers.
  • Bloom Color: Consistent apricot shades that transition as the flower matures.
  • Environmental Needs: Requires full sun exposure for maximum flower production.
  • Maintenance: Deadheading spent blooms can encourage continuous flowering throughout the summer months.

Success Tips for Gardeners

While these seeds are selected for vigor, environmental factors such as excessive rainfall or prolonged cool temperatures can impact initial sprout rates. For best results, avoid over-watering during the germination phase to prevent seed rot. If local weather conditions remain cool, consider starting seeds indoors in a controlled environment before transplanting them once the soil temperature is stable.