Which flowers take a long time to germinate: sow them as early as January
The list of crops that can be sown in January is quite long.
Regardless of which plant seeds you choose to sow in the second winter month, the expert of the online publication Belnovosti, agronomist, landscape designer Anastasia Kovrizhnykh reminds: seedlings need to be provided with sufficient lighting.
Otherwise, the seedlings will stretch out.
And now, let’s move on to the question of which crops are best to sow in January.
These primarily include annual small-seeded flowers that need more time to grow into good seedlings.
Among such plants is eustoma, the development of which is very slow. However, experienced gardeners know how to speed up the development of this flower.
Since eustoma is very sensitive to air humidity, it would not hurt to create a kind of greenhouse for the seedlings by covering the container with film.
In addition, in January it is permissible to sow biennial plants if you want to enjoy their flowering this year – for example, columbine, medium bellflowers and carnations.
