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Have you considered growing gorgeous snapdragon flowers from seed in your garden? This introductory guide will show you the basic ropes of starting snapdragons in your garden.
planting - When planting indoors, follow the proper instructions on sowing seedlings inside through the blog.
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watering - Check the seedlings daily to ensure the soil doesn’t dry out. Bottom water when the first row of leaves appear, then water with a gentle spray once the second row of leaves appear.
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prep for sun - Choose a site that receives at least 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight daily. This is crucial for developing strong roots, sturdy stems, and vibrant blooms.
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FERTILIZing - Use water-soluble indoor plant fertilizer three to four weeks after planting the snapdragon seedlings. Be sure to mix the fertilizer to half-strength.
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hardening off -Hardening off your snapdragon seedlings is crucial in preparing them for harsher conditions. This process involves gradually exposing young plants to outdoor conditions for 7 to 10 days.
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WHEN TO PLANT - Once the plants have three sets of true leaves, you can transplant your seedlings into the garden a few weeks before the last frost date of the season.
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HARVESTING - Timing and technique maximize snapdragons’ vase life when harvested during the growing season. Choose flowers in the early morning when temperatures are cooler and the plants are well-hydrated.
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Growing snapdragons from seed is a fun and rewarding process. To view a more in-depth guide for growing snapdragons from seed indoors, visit the blog.
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