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Bacopa Seeds - Snowtopia
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Bacopa (Bacopa Snowtopia White) - Growing Bacopa from seeds assures that you'll have enough to fill lots of containers with these wonderful annuals for containers, baskets, and window boxes. Snowtopia Bacopa has emerald green foliage and snowy white small flowers that will bloom non-stop from spring through fall.Planting Directions
TEMPERATURE
68 - 74F
AVERAGE GERM TIME
7 - 10 days
LIGHT REQUIRED
Yes
DEPTH
Do not cover
SOWING RATE
2 - 3 seeds per plant
MOISTURE
Keep seeds moist until germination
PLANT SPACING
8 - 20 inches
Bacopa (Bacopa Snowtopia White) - Growing Bacopa from seeds assures that you'll have enough to fill lots of containers with these wonderful annuals for containers, baskets, and windowboxes. These flower seeds are pelleted making them easier for the home gardener to grow their own trailing plants. White Bacopa will be a great addition to your lanscape!
Common Questions
Can bacopa plants survive winter?
Bacopa is winter hardy in growing zones 9 to 11 and some parts of zone 8. In all other zones, the only way to keep your plant through winter is to bring it inside and place it in your sunniest window.
How long do bacopa plants bloom?
Your plant will be covered with flowers all season, almost as soon as you plant it out until frost.
Should you cut back bacopa plants?
Bacopa is a 'spiller', meaning it has a trailing growth habit. It won't harm the plant to cut it back if it becomes too long or overcrowded in a pot. You can take off several inches and start new plants with the cuttings.
Why don’t I have a lot of flowers on my bacopa?
Your plant probably needs to be moved to a cooler location with morning sun and afternoon shade. It could take 3 weeks or so for the flowers density to return to normal.
My bacopa looks wilted, why?
Bacopa needs to be consistently moist. If your plants are droopy look and make sure your soil has not dried out. Aphids can also cause wilting.
