Spring farewell flower seeds Clarkia

Goddessia plant is a biennial winter plant, its leaves are alternate and lance-shaped, and its flowers are large, dense, and multi-colored, attracting butterflies and bees to feed on its nectar. Goddessia is grown in pots and also as an ornamental plant. Scientific name: Clarkia Amoena, Clarkia Amoena. Other names: Spring Farewell Flower, Attractive Clarkia, Satin Flower. Name in English: Satin Flower. Family: Onagraceae. Native habitat: Northwestern California. Height: ranges from 60 to 75 cm. Width: from 25 to 30 cm. Colors of Goddessia flowers: range from light pink with white edges to glowing red. Cultivation of Goddessia plant: Preferred soil: rich, medium-fertility sandy soil is preferred for growing Goddessia. Watering: regular, important that the soil is well-drained. Exposure: all types of light exposure are suitable, sunny or semi-shaded. Soil pH: slightly acidic. Propagation: by seeds. Best time for planting: preferably in spring, specifically in April and May, to accelerate flowering, you can also plant in late September. Germination is easy and usually takes less than 90 days from seed to flowering plant. The plant should be placed in a protected place from strong winds, as the fragile stems of Spring Farewell may break due to wind. Flowers: from July to September for spring sowing, in June and July for fall planting. Diseases and pests that may occur: Goddessia plant is susceptible to powdery mildew, wilting, stem rot, and leaf spots. Also watch out for aphids and mites.