Purple pansy flower seeds - Viola x wittrockiana purple

Common name: Violet Pansy - Viola Scientific name: Viola x wittrockiana purple Also called: Pansy flower - Cat face - Butterfly. Original habitat of the violet pansy – Viola x wittrockiana purple: Its native habitat is Switzerland. Description of the violet pansy – Viola x wittrockiana purple: • Pansy is a winter flower belonging to the violet family, and it is a seasonal plant that does not live more than two years and does not exceed 20cm in height. Its leaves are dense and very green, and the stem is fleshy, reaching up to a meter in length. Its beautiful flowers bloom in spring and may continue until early summer. Description of the violet pansy – Viola x wittrockiana purple: • The pansy or violet of the purple Trinity has soft, large flowers with a diameter of up to 8cm. It has interlaced petals and a face-like shape, with dark purple colors that blend and intertwine attractively within a single flower. It blooms for five months starting from January. Uses and benefits of the violet pansy – Viola x wittrockiana purple: • Used for decoration in corridors, gardens, and homes. • Several aromatic oils are extracted from it. • It has many uses in medical and cosmetic fields. • An excellent plant for garden landscaping. Suitable climate for the violet pansy – Viola x wittrockiana purple: • The pansy flower grows in cold and moderate climates. • It does not tolerate intense sunlight. • Sensitive to frost and drought. Suitable soil for the violet pansy – Viola x wittrockiana purple: • Needs fertile, well-drained soil. • Grows in various soils. • Does not tolerate soil salinity. Propagation method of the violet pansy – Viola x wittrockiana purple: • Propagates through seeds. Planting time for the violet pansy – Viola x wittrockiana purple: • Seeds are planted in spring. How to plant the violet pansy – Viola x wittrockiana purple: • Fill a planting pot with soil and scatter one or two seeds of the Trinity flower, then lightly cover the seeds with moist soil. • Place it in a warm place (65 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit) and keep it moist. You can put it on top of the refrigerator. • Seeds should germinate within 10 to 14 days. Once germinated, transfer them to a sunny window or place them under grow lights. • When the Trinity flower leaves appear, you can transplant them into garden soil to develop stronger roots. Fertilizing method for the violet pansy – Viola x wittrockiana purple: • Use slow-release fertilizer in the soil. Fertilize in spring and again in late summer to enhance blooming in autumn.