Ferri Seeds Chiastophyllum oppositifolium

Chilling stratification is a process that mimics winter conditions to break seed dormancy. For these seeds, you will need to place them in a cold environment, like a refrigerator, for a specific period after sowing to trigger successful germination.

Yes, this plant is excellent for containers, rock gardens, or wall crevices. Because it stays compact at about 8 inches tall, it works well in pots where its hanging panicles of yellow flowers can drape over the edges.

As a succulent perennial, it is evergreen in milder climates. In colder zones within its 4-8 range, the foliage may die back or become less vibrant during the deepest winter months but will return in the spring.

It is quite adaptable and thrives in both full sun and partial shade. While it will bloom in partial shade, providing some sun exposure generally encourages more robust flowering.

Each pack contains 100 seeds. Because the seeds are tiny, they should be surface-sown rather than buried, as they need light to germinate properly.