Xyris sp. seeds to be germinated under good conditions of heat and light.
Germination rate in our country (not guaranteed) > 85% .
Seeds from this year's production , grown without any treatment .
From the Xyridaceae family, this Xyris sp., native to Brazil , is ideal for terrariums with peat -based substrate.
A type of small rush with flat leaves, Xyris sp. has a slow growth rate and a colour that changes from apple green for young leaves to red when the leaves age in the sun and then to brown when it begins to dry.
To optimize the germination of your seeds, consult our complete guide on sowing carnivorous plants.
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Use peat and ensure good drainage.
Sow the seeds on the surface, without covering them, as they need light to germinate.
Keep the substrate constantly moist. Ideally, place everything in a saucer of water or a humid environment ( mini-greenhouse ).
Provide bright light and a stable temperature, ideally between 20 and 25°C.
Xyris sp. seeds to be germinated under good conditions of heat and light.
Germination rate in our country (not guaranteed) > 85% .
Seeds from this year's production , grown without any treatment .
From the Xyridaceae family, this Xyris sp., native to Brazil , is ideal for terrariums with peat -based substrate.
A type of small rush with flat leaves, Xyris sp. has a slow growth rate and a colour that changes from apple green for young leaves to red when the leaves age in the sun and then to brown when it begins to dry.
To optimize the germination of your seeds, consult our complete guide on sowing carnivorous plants.
