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About Hybrid Portulaca Seeds Portulaca flowers come with a beautiful mix of colors like pink, yellow, orange, deep lavender, cream, and white. They not only attract butterflies but are eye-catchers standing around stones and garden paths. They are also known as Portulaca grandiflora/Sun rose or moss rose an annual plant. Growing them is easy, just got to follow few steps. Step1: From seeds to Planting Portulaca best grow in full sun. Buy Portulaca flower seeds India online From Trusted Company. Sow the seeds indoor early summer (6-8 weeks before) as they are warm weather plants but grows in partial shade too. You can use a seedling tray or directly sow the hybrid portulaca seeds in pots/land filled in with well-drained soil, compost and fertilizer. Just got to scatter the seeds of depth 1/4 and cover a layer of soil .Water the soil beds making it moist not wet helping it to germinate, expose them to full sunlight. Basically, they germinate in 60-65 degrees temperature. Once the plant reaches 2-3 inches (approximately 10-15 days), if you have used seedling trays/small pots transplant them to land (garden)/huger containers/pots. While transplanting make sure you don’t damage the plant. They best grow when you space them 6 inches apart as they spread. Flowers bloom in early summer, fall, late summer, and summer. Step2: Choosing the pot/land and soil When it comes to choosing pots they come in different shapes and size it’s up to you to choose but prefer quite huger one. It’s good a container with a drainage hole which prevents damaging the plant in case of over watering. Check our terracotta’s; you can even try out hanging once. Avoid using soil found near your place as they bloom with a rich potting mix. Check our potting mix which includes compost and fertilizer content. In case you want to plant it in land choose a place where the plant has sufficient space and sunlight to grow. Use a garden rake to rake the area 2-3 times with fertilizer and compost before you sow