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Winter Flowers Seeds (سردیوں کے پھولوں کے بیج)

Aster Needle Mix – 30+ Seeds

Aster Needle Mix – 30+ Seeds

! Grows best in cooler months, typically Sept–Dec (15–24°C).
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  1. Planting Time: Grows best in cooler months, typically Sept–Dec (15–24°C).
  2. Pot and Soil: 8–12-inch pot; well-draining, fertile soil with vermicompost.
  3. Fertilizer: Apply NPK 20-20-20 every 2-3 weeks to boost flowers. Adjust as needed.
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Aster Needle Mixed, also called China Aster ‘Needle’ or Spider Aster, is a cool-season annual with dramatic quill-like petals in vivid red, purple, pink, white, and yellow tones. Blooming from late winter into spring in Pakistan, its upright 24-30 in. stems suit borders, pots, and long-lasting cut arrangements while adding striking texture to cool-weather displays.

Why Gardeners Love Aster Needle

  • Distinct Blooms – Thin, spider-like petals add texture to garden beds
  • Great for Cutting – Vase-worthy flowers that last long indoors
  • Easy to Grow – Low-maintenance winter annual for mild climates

How to Grow Aster Needle from Seed

When to Sow: September to October

Where to Grow:

  • Garden beds, raised beds, or large pots
  • Sunny spots (at least 4–5 hours of direct light)

Steps:

  1. Mix 2 parts garden soil with 1 part vermicompost
  2. Sow seeds ⅛ inch (3–4 mm) deep, spaced 6–12 inches apart
  3. Keep soil lightly moist — germinates in 2–3 weeks
  4. Thin to strongest seedlings if crowded
  5. Apply flower fertilizer when buds appear

Care & Fertilizer

  • Soil Prep: Enrich with vermicompost before sowing
  • Feeding: Every 2–3 weeks once plants are 6 inches tall
  • Pest Control: Use neem oil spray only if needed
  • Deadheading: Remove faded blooms to promote more flowering
  • Support: Stake gently if planting in windy areas

FAQs

How long do they take to flower?
They begin blooming around January and continue into March.

What causes weak stems or leggy plants?
Too much shade or overwatering — place in sun and avoid soggy soil.

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