Harris Seeds Lobelia Riviera Seed

Multi-pelleted seeds are coated in a clay-like material to make them larger and easier to handle during planting. Each pellet typically contains multiple seeds, which helps you achieve a fuller, more uniform look in your containers.

No, you should not cover these seeds. Lobelia seeds require light to germinate, so simply press them firmly into the surface of your moist seed-starting mix.

Because the pellet coating needs to break down for the seeds to germinate, it is critical to keep the soil consistently moist. Use a fine mist or bottom-watering method to ensure the pellets stay damp without washing the seeds away.

Yes, their vigorous, ball-shaped growth habit makes them an excellent choice for hanging baskets and containers. They will maintain a compact, rounded form that looks great when trailing slightly over the edges.

Under optimal conditions, with soil temperatures between 70-75°F, you can expect germination to occur within 10 to 14 days.

These are best started using the transplant method. Because they are an annual with specific temperature and moisture requirements for germination, starting them indoors allows you to control their environment before moving them outside once the weather is warm.