Orchid Society of Middle Tennessee

500+ Pennywort Seeds, Gotu Kola , Centella asiatica, Rau Ma seeds, Asian Vegies

**Shipping Information** 1. For orders under $15, we employ a mailing envelope (without a tracking number). The estimated delivery time is 5-15 days. If you desire a tracking number, you have the option to select either the $4 shipping for 3-5 days or the $60 expedited shipping service for 2-3 days during the checkout process. Your preference will ensure a smoother and more tailored delivery experience. 2. Orders exceeding $15 are dispatched via USPS Ground (3-5 days), providing a tracking number with no additional shipping fee. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Pennywort Seeds, Gotu Kola , Centella asiatica, Rau Ma seeds, Asian VegiesPennywort is the name given to several different plants, but the most common one is also called gotu kola, or Centella asiatica and Hydrocotyl asiatica. It’s a small, creeping perennial plant with light green, scalloped leaves that spread vine-like over the ground in moist areas. Pennywort is considered a weed in many places, but it has the reputation of being able to help your memory if you take it on a regular basis in tea or as tincture. Seeds can be difficult to start, but you can do it with a little determination and patience. Mix a good potting soil with about 25 percent Perlite or vermiculite and then fill a nursery flat with your mixture. Sprinkle with water. Fall is the best time to start pennywort seeds. Scatter seeds on top of the soil mixture and then gently press them into the soil with your palm. Keep your seeded flat in an unheated greenhouse or other location that stays cool throughout the winter. Keep the soil surface moist and expect your seeds to germinate in 30 to 90 days, but they could wait six months before you see any green sprouts above the soil surface. Transplant your young pennywort plants to a shady, moist area of your garden when they have fully formed leaves, about 1-inch across. Fertilize your newly transplanted pennywort with a high nitrogen plant food within one month of transplanting to the garden. Keep your plants damp by giving them supplemental water if rains are not sufficient, especially during summer.CHECK ON OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE => maisfamily.us

BLUE PASSION FLOWER SEEDS Climber Vine Fruit Plant Hummingbirds & Butterflies!

BLUE CROWN PASSION FLOWER VINE SEEDS(Passiflora Caerulea) Large 3-8″ Diameter Flowers”We also Offer Purple Passion Flowers which are just as Gorgeous, and Also Produce a Tasty Passion Fruit.”One of the most popular food plants for butterfly enthusiasts is the passion vine. Not only does it attract butterflies, it also has exotic flowers that attract hummingbirds and pollinators. They made use of almost all the plant parts, including roots, flowers, leaves and fruit. Vines can reach 30 feet in height and 5 feet in width. Passiflora develops evergreen, glossy, 3-, 7- or 9-lobed leaves. Curled tendrils can be seen at the base of each leaf. Passiflora develops large, showy flowers that can reach 3 to 8 inches in diameter. All share exotic flowers that remain open for only about a day. The flower has a wide, flat petal base with five or 10 petals in a flat or reflex circle. Passionflowers are rapid growers and are best planted in spring or early fall while it’s still warm. Where they are hardy, passionflowers are usually trained on a trellis, fence, or other vertical structures—in regions where they are not hardy, passionflower plants are often grown in pots and moved indoors for the winter.Botanical NamePassiflora spp.Common Names Passionflower, passion vine, maypop, granadillaPlant TypePerennial vineMature Size6–30 ft. tall, 3–6 ft. wideSun ExposureFull sun, partial shadeSoil TypeMoist but well-drainedSoil pHNeutral to acidicBloom TimeSummerFlower ColorPurple, blue, pink, red, white, mix of colorsHardiness Zones5–9 (USDA)Native AreaNorth America, South AmericaToxicityNon-toxic Blue Passion Flower Germination:1) Scarify them by rubbing with sandpaper. 2) Soak them for one to two days in warm water. Change water daily. 3) Use a heated propagator. The seeds need heat to sprout. Ideally the temperature during the night should be 68 degrees Fahrenheit, and the daytime temperature should be 86 degrees Fahrenheit. Keeping the temperature a constant 79 degrees Fahrenheit works well too.4) Place the well-soaked seeds on the surface of damp potting mix, pat down, but Do Not Cover since they Need Light to germinate.5) Seeds heated with a propagator to the proper temperature, some seeds will sprout within 2 weeks, while most others may take up to 10 weeks,…so a bit of patience will be required as with any Exotic or Tropical seeds.”Please Contact us First if you need Anything”Please Check out our Other Items!Buy with Confidence as Customer Service is our #1 Priority and are available 7 days a week. If for any reason you feel as if we don’t deserve a 5 Star Rating, please contact us and we will address any issues that may arrive.

Peppermint Live Plants – 5 Bare Root Plants

🌿 Bold, cool mint flavor — stronger than spearmint. Note: Bare root plants are dormant or semi-dormant. They will establish and flourish once planted in suitable conditions. Why Peppermint?. Healthy root systems ready to plant.

STRING OF DOLPHINS 3.5″ POT VERY EASY TO GROW ( JUST DON’T OVER WATER)

The String of Dolphins is a versatile indoor and outdoor plant that thrives in a variety of climates. This houseplant, part of the Senecio genus, prefers a 3.5″ pot with neutral soil pH. With a growth habit of running, this plant is easy to care for as long as you don’t overwater it.

Living Moss – Fresh Sheet Moss Terrariums (THIRTY) 1 Gallon Size Bag

Living Moss – Fresh Sheet Moss Perfect for Terrariums and Bonsai. Living Moss – Live Arrival is Guaranteed Ease to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Recommended Native Range: Peat Bogs worldwide Zones: 3-9 (2-10) Live Sphagnum Moss, Sphagnum sp., is an elemental component of the bog. It is the very plant that decomposes and creates peat. Many growers use sphagnum moss in their bog gardens, as a top layer for their potted carnivorous plants, and as the actual growing medium for others. It is excellent in terrariums and with amphibians. Finely chopped, it makes a great starter for cuttings and seeds. It is frequently added to soil mixes to provide good moisture holding ability, as well as a looser, more porous mix. This variety may exhibit various colors from green to brown to red, but is predominantly pale green. Sphagnum Moss is a primitive bryophyte like ferns and clubmosses. Unlike more common forms of lawn or woodland moss, Sphagnum Moss is larger, and requires very damp growing conditions. It prefers the shady areas of the bog, typically growing in and among other bog plants. It is easily distinguished from other mosses by its pale green color, clumping habit and preference for wet areas. It is a rapid grower, clumps nicely, and does well with pitcher plants. It usually needs frequent trimming when grown with flytraps, butterworts and sundews. Select the Dwarf or Red Sphagnum for shorter, slower growing Sphagnum. It spreads nicely, and can be divided into smaller plugs to plant a larger area. Though Sphagnum Moss has no roots and does not require soil, it benefits from planting in a loose CP soil mix. It is winter hardy, and a popular material for birds and squirrels building nests in the Spring. Water with rain/distilled water. This is living Sphagnum Moss. Plants are shipped bare-root. Photographs are representative of the species, and not the specific live sphagnum moss for sale. Height: 4″ – 8″ Plant Type: Perennial, cold temperate Soil: Lower Bog Mix Soil pH: 4-6 Light: Partial Sun to Shade Use: Top dressing or soil mix for carnivorous plants and terrariums. Health Alert Sphagnum moss can potentially harbor the fungi, Sporothrix schenckii, which can cause the chronic disease sporotrichosis, when spores enter the skin through abrasions, scratches, or small wounds. It is good practice to wear gloves when handling Sphagnum Moss.