Phlox Twinkle Dwarf Mix Seeds (200 Seeds) High Germination/ Easy To grow/ Perfect for pots, balconies, or Terrace gardens

Phlox Twinkle is a charming, compact variety of phlox that produces beautiful clusters of soft-petaled flowers. It is the shortest variety of phlox plants, making it perfect for pots, balconies, borders, and small garden spaces.

This stunning mix blooms in a variety of vibrant colors, including white, pink, red, purple, and blue, creating a cheerful and colorful display throughout the season. 

🌿 Why Grow Phlox Twinkle Dwarf Mix?

• Compact and bushy growth, ideal for containers and small spaces

• A delightful mix of multi-colored fragrant blooms

• Easy to grow and low maintenance

• Perfect for adding long-lasting color to your garden

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About this item  

• 🌱 Number of Phlox  Twinkle Dwarf Mix Seeds: 200 Seeds

• 🏡 Where to Grow: Balcony or Garden

• 📅 Best Sowing Season: October to February

• 🌿 Sowing Method: Direct sowing or seedling transplant

• 📏 Seed Sowing Depth: 0.25 cm

• 🌡️ Germination Temperature: 16–18°C

• ⏱️ Germination Time: 5 to 10 days

• 🌸 Blooming Time: Spring until Summer (February to June)
  

What size grow bag is best for Phlox?

• 6 x 6 (W*H)
• 9 x 9  (W*H)
• 12 x 12 (W*H)

🌿 Phlox Twinkle Dwarf Mix Growing Season In India

Phlox thrives in cooler weather, making it ideal for the Indian winter season.
🗓️ Best time to sow Phlox seeds: October to February
⚠️ Avoid sowing during the hot summer or heavy monsoon season.

🪴 How To Grow Phlox In Pots Or Grow Bags

You can grow phlox using direct seed sowing or transplanting seedlings.

✅ Container Requirements:

• Use a pot or grow bag that is 15-30 cm wide and deep.

• Ensure the container has good drainage holes.

🌡️ Ideal Germination Temperature:

• Phlox seeds germinate best at 16-18°C.

• Seeds require darkness to germinate, so avoid placing pots in bright light before germination.

🌱 Phlox Beauty Dwarf Red Seeds Sowing Method

1. Prepare Potting Mix:
   Mix the following:

   • 30% Garden Soil

   • 30% Vermicompost

   • 20% Cocopeat

   • 20% Sand

2. Sow the Seeds:

   • Sprinkle seeds over the surface.

   • Cover lightly with a thin layer of soil.

   • Keep the tray in a dark room to ensure germination.

3. Watering:

   • Use a watering can to moisten the soil gently.

   • Keep the mix consistently moist (not soggy).

4. Transplanting:

   • Once seedlings have a few true leaves, harden them off gradually before transplanting outdoors.

   • Transplant 1–2 seedlings per 15 cm pot.

   • Keep in partial sunlight for 3 days post-transplanting, then move to full sun.

🌼 Phlox Twinkle Bloom Time

🪻 Flowering Period: Spring to Summer (February to June)
These flowers make excellent cut flowers and stay fresh in vases for up to a week!

🌼 Phlox Flower Care Tips

• Soil: Use moist, well-draining soil enriched with compost. Avoid dry or sandy soil.

• Watering: Keep soil consistently moist; avoid overhead watering.

• Sunlight: Needs at least 6 hours of full sun daily; tolerates partial shade.

• Temperature: Best growth between 15°C to 26°C.

• Fertilizer: Add compost once in spring; no special feed needed.

• Pests/Diseases: Use neem oil for pests; remove infected leaves to control powdery mildew.

• Mulching: Mulch in June to keep roots cool in hot weather.

🌼 Phlox Plant Features

• 🌱 Common Name: Garden Phlox

• 🔬 Scientific Name: Phlox paniculata

• 📏 Height: 25–30 cm

• 🌟 Growing Difficulty: Easy

• 🌿 Best Companion Plants: Salvia, Agastache, Penstemon

FAQ

Does the phlox plant come back every year?

Phlox is actually a perennial plant that comes back every year.

Does phlox need to be deadheaded?

Deadhead encourages more blooms and gives room for new blooms. Removing or deadheading spent flowers is very important for a phlox healthy growth. 
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