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Expected Sowing Period: Autumn (Sep. ~ Nov.) or Early Spring (Feb. ~ Apr. when the soil is ready for cultivation). In warmer southern regions (Zones 8–10), autumn sowing is recommended; in colder northern regions (Zones 3–7), early spring or late autumn sowing is advised (to allow for freeze-thaw cycles)
Expected flowering period: Late spring to early summer (May to July). It takes about 60-90 days from sowing to flowering
Light Requirements: Full Sun. At least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight are required daily
Water Requirements: Medium. During the seedling stage, it’s necessary to keep the soil moist to facilitate root growth. Mature plants are drought-tolerant but should not be exposed to waterlogging
If you don’t remove the dead flowers, the mature pods will split open and the seeds will scatter in the soil. Turning over the soil in autumn (simulating natural disturbance) will allow them to sprout again next spring, creating a wildflower meadow that repeats year after year