General characteristics of the butterfly bloom:
The butterfly flower (Cosmos bipinnatus) is an annual ornamental plant of the peach family, native to Mexico. It is a typical flower of natural effect gardens and English gardens, with pink, burgundy, white or tufted flowers and divided leaves. It is not very demanding, can be planted in poorer soil, even in hot sun, is drought tolerant and tolerates sun and heat.
Sowing and propagating buttercups:
To grow seedlings indoors, fill pots with loose-textured soil, then stand them in water to soak up water. Then scatter the seeds on the surface of the soil and cover them very thinly. In a bright, warm place, the seeds will germinate in 1-2 weeks. Plant the pre-germinated seedlings in May after continuous weeding.In the open field, seeds can be sown from May.
Care of the butterfly bloom:
Thrives in nutrient-rich, well-drained soil. It has a high drought tolerance, but will appreciate moderate watering. Resistant to pests and diseases.
