Livingstone Daisy, Ice Plant (Dorotheanthus bellidiformis) (D'Seeds, Coutry of Origin - Netherlands)

GROWING ICE PLANT FROM SEED
Set yourself up to grow a ton of this stuff. Nursery flats work fine for Livingstone daisies, and if you plant extras, you'll have some low-maintenance gifts to pass along to friends and neighbors. Go the extra mile and make living arrangements of potted succulents and sedums; even your black-thumbed buddies will enjoy them, since they do better when they're neglected than they do when they're coddled.

Seed Treatment: Ice plant seeds benefit from a 12-hour soak using the paper towel stratification method.
When to Plant Outdoors: Plant after your last spring frost.
When to Plant Indoors: 6 to 8 weeks before your last spring frost; germinate them in a room that's between 65°F and 70°F, either in a very sunny window or under grow lights.
Seed Depth: 1/8" deep, or surface-sow; ice plant requires sunlight to germinate.
Seed Spacing: Thin or plant 12" to 18" apart.
Days to Germination: 12 to 24 days
Transplanting Tips: Plant your seedlings when they've reached about 2” to 3" tall. We recommend a week or so of hardening off before you send them packing to their forever home.

Always follow the sowing instructions provided on the product packet. Germination and crop performance may vary depending on climate, soil, season, irrigation and crop management.

Please confirm the variety, colour, pack size and suitability for your growing conditions before ordering. Product packaging may change without notice, while the product specifications remain the same.