Panicum amarum (Bitter Panic Grass) [30 Seeds]

Germination Information: There isn’t much information available on growing this species from seed. I do find self-sown seedlings in my garden, so one route that obviously could work is sowing in fall or winter and leaving the pot outdoors; then the seeds can sprout when conditions are right. Or, you could try sowing in warm, bright conditions; if no seedlings appear in about a month, then refrigerate the pot in a plastic bag for about 2 months before moving it back to warm, bright conditions. Either way, I’d suggest surface-sowing (gently press the seeds into the surface of the growing medium). Transplant the seedlings (in groups) to pots when they’re 1 to 2 inches tall. Use groups of 6 to 10 or so if you want bigger clumps faster, or 3 or 4 per pot if you want a larger number of starter plants.