Harris Seeds Angelonia Serena Seed

The seeds are coated in a clay-like material to make them larger and easier to handle during sowing. Because they are pelleted, they are ideal for mechanical or manual transplanting and help ensure each seed is placed accurately.

No, do not cover the seeds. Angelonia seeds require light to germinate, so they should be pressed firmly into the surface of your growing medium.

Angelonia Serena White thrives in heat and will grow larger and more vigorously in warmer conditions. While they are excellent annuals, they prefer consistent warmth and may struggle or grow slowly if temperatures remain consistently cool.

These plants are prolific bloomers that appreciate consistent moisture and well-draining soil. Ensure your containers have adequate drainage holes and place them in a spot that receives plenty of sunlight to maintain their continuous display of white spikes.

Each packet contains 50 pelleted seeds. Assuming standard germination conditions, you can expect to produce up to 50 individual plants.

Since these plants reach a mature spread of 12 to 14 inches, you should space them at least 12 inches apart to allow for proper airflow and healthy development.