Colored pansy flower seeds

Violet of the Trinity or Viola, the three colors, is a beautiful decorative flower planted for ornamental purposes, characterized by its diverse colors. It has the ability to live for about two years, and these flowers are a symbol of wisdom. Scientific name: Viola Wittrockiana. Family: Violaceae. Native habitat: Europe, Asia, North Africa, and North America. Blooming season: Usually blooms from April to October, but sometimes the flowering begins from January until October. Flower color: 3 colors, which are white, yellow, and purple. Type: Perennial, biennial, sometimes annual. Leaves: semi-evergreen. Propagation: The three-colored violet propagates only by seeds, which sprout as quickly as possible when they fall to the ground. Tolerance: Very hardy, down to -34 degrees Celsius. Exposure: Can grow in partial shade to full sun. Preferred soil for planting: Clay or light sandy soil, with good drainage, rich, moist, and moderate temperature. Soil pH level: Acidic to neutral. Watering: Needs to be watered twice daily during the initial germination, then regular watering. Method of planting the Trinity Violet: The flower is planted using seeds by filling a pot with suitable soil, then scattering the seeds on the surface of the soil and covering them with a light layer of soil. It begins to germinate after 10-14 days. It is preferable to plant it in a sheltered place away from wind to protect the delicate flowers. Best planting time: In spring or autumn, but autumn is preferred. Benefits: Used to decorate home gardens, sidewalks, and resting areas.