Ageratum mexicanum dwarf Ball 50+ Seeds

🌼 Pillow-Soft Ageratum 'Dwarf Ball' Mix Premium Quality Seeds for a Carpet of Fluffy, Velvet Blooms Add a unique, velvety texture to your garden beds with our premium Ageratum Mexicanum Dwarf Ball seeds! Affectionately known as "Flossflowers," these compact beauties produce dense, rounded clusters of feathery blossoms that look like miniature pom-poms. Perfect for edging walkways, filling window boxes, or creating solid ribbons of color in low borders, they offer exceptional neatness and long-lasting charm. 📋 At-A-Glance Grow Guide Packet Contents: 50+ hand-selected premium seeds per pack. Sprouting Power: High-performing 85–90% germination success rate. First Sprouts: Quick to appear within just 7–14 days. Ideal Climate: Prefers warm, comfortable temperatures between 18–24°C. The Floral Show: Takes 60–80 days from sprout to peak bloom, transforming your landscape with continuous color. Color Palette: A soothing, textured blend of cool blue, soft lavender, gentle pink, and crisp white. Growth Habit: Maintains a perfectly compact height of 20–25 cm (8–10 in) with a tight spread of 15–20 cm (6–8 in). 📅 Recommended Sowing Windows (Pakistan) Align your planting with these prime seasonal windows to enjoy maximum flower production: Spring Wave: February – April Autumn Wave: September – October 🌿 Pro-Gardening Tips for Maximum Brilliance ✂️ The Secret to Perfect Fluffy Balls: Want an ultra-dense mound of flowers instead of a few stray stems? Pinch back the tips of your young ageratum seedlings. This gentle trim coaxes the plant to branch out horizontally, maximizing your final bloom count. Sowing Flexability: These adaptable seeds can be started early indoors in trays or sown directly into your outdoor garden beds once the soil is prepared. Sun & Ground Choice: Happiest in locations that enjoy full sun to light, partial shade. They perform beautifully in fertile, rich soil that allows excess water to escape cleanly. Hydration Routine: Give them steady moisture. Keep the soil consistently damp to the touch, but always avoid waterlogging or letting the roots sit in muddy ground. Keep the Show Going: Regularly snip off fading or dried flower heads (deadheading). This simple habit blocks seed production and signals the plant to focus its energy on pushing out endless waves of fresh, velvety pom-poms.