Phacelia tanacetifolia PURPLE TANSY (25 seeds)

Purple tansy or Phacelia tanacetifolia in Latin is an annual herbaceous plant in the Hydrophyllaceae family.
It is a plant that is native to Eastern Europe and particularly interesting in organic farming.
Purple tansy seeds of the phacelia are brown and of medium size like those of valerian, they appear in late summer, at the end of flowering.
Its flowers are blue in summer.

It is a grass that is used in organic farming for its flowers attract many aphid-eating insects which will limit attacks from surrounding crops.

The nectar of its flowers attracts a large number of bees, it is one of the best honey plants in Europe with borage.
The bees also pollinate the flowers around the plants, which results in better fruit and vegetable harvest in the vegetable patch.

The organic waste from this annual herb is used to make an excellent organic green manure for other crops.

Sowing Purple tansy seeds:

It is recommended to let the seeds soak one hour before cultivation.
then prepare a box of fine horticultural potting soil, sow the seeds on top and cover them with only 2 to 3 millimeters of substrate.
Pack gently and gently water with a sprayer.
Place the culture in a warm and humid place like a greenhouse at a temperature of 15 to 25 ° c.
Germination will start after 1 to 2 weeks after sowing.

• A lot of aphid and bee-eating insects attract.
• Reproducible seeds without organic designation but untreated seeds.
• Beautiful purple flowering.
• Very good green manure for your crops.
• Easy cultivation, without special maintenance.

Insecticide plant seeds and natural fertilizer to grow in the garden.