How to protect your baby zinnias!

If your baby Zinnias have been getting demolished by slugs and wildlife plant another batch in a seed tray! You can bring the seed tray inside until they sprout to ensure it stays protected and the soil stays moist.
Heres a link to the varieties we love to grow!
amzn.to/42GQ2YZ
They’re tall and perfect for garden arrangements!
Some seed starting tips:
- you can start them in any containers, but I do suggest only planting 1 seed per cell
- get the soil wet first
- then plant the zinnia seed with about 1/4 inch of soil over it
- keep the soil moist (not soggy) and in a warm spot
- once they sprout put them in a sunny spot
- transplant into the garden at day 14, zinnias don’t like getting transplanted once they’ve set out deeper roots
- plant in the sunniest, hottest spot in your garden
- cut flowers once the stems are sturdy
- Water every couple days
And best of all ENJOY!!
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[@babs781]

Thank you for your information!

[@ciderpresslane]

Glad it was helpful!