Sorghastrum nutans (Indian Grass) [30 Seeds]

Germination Information: I recommend these seeds for experienced seed-starters only, because germination may be slow and irregular. One option is sowing in fall or winter and leaving them outdoors; then the seeds can sprout when conditions are right in spring. Or, you could try sowing in warm, bright conditions; if no seedlings appear in 4 to 6 weeks, then give them an artificial chilling period of 1 to 2 months. Either way, I’d suggest surface-sowing (gently press the seeds into the surface of the growing medium). Sow them into cell packs, or sow them all in one pot and transplant the seedlings (in groups) to individual 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.

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