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Canna Seeds - Salmon
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Canna Salmon (Canna x Generalis) - Growing Cannas from Canna seeds is extremely rewarding and brings a striking perennial to the landscape that gives a full season of color.Planting Directions
TEMPERATURE
76 - 80F
AVERAGE GERM TIME
10 - 20 days
LIGHT REQUIRED
No
DEPTH
1/2 inch
SOWING RATE
1 - 2 seeds per plant
MOISTURE
Keep seeds moist until germination
PLANT SPACING
9 - 18 inches
Canna Salmon (Canna x Generalis) - Growing Cannas from Canna seeds is extremely rewarding and brings a striking perennial to the landscape that gives a full season of color. This Canna Lily can grow 24 - 30 inches tall and gives a wonderful display with its colorful foliage and blooms of intense salmon colors.
Common Questions
How long can canna lily live?
When the plant is properly overwintered and cared for, expect a canna lily to live for three to five years. Dividing the plant regularly can extend its life even further.
Where should I place a canna lily in my house?
A south-facing window should provide plenty of bright light and warmth for a canna lily to grow indoors.
Can you divide canna plants?
You can divide canna plants by splitting the rhizomes into sections and replanting them. Each section should have two to three "eyes" or growing points.
How often should I divide canna plants?
If you live in a warm climate where you can leave the rhizomes in the ground during the winter, divide them when they begin to become overcrowded. The timing depends on how well they grow in their location, but a rule of thumb is every two to three years.
Why are my leaves turning yellow?
The most common reason canna leaves turn yellow is too little or too much water or sunlight.
Why aren’t my cannas blooming?
This can happen when the plants do not have enough sunlight or are receiving too much fertilizer. Cannas need full sun and should only be fertilized with a slow release fertilizer designed for flowering plants.
Can I grow cannas in water?
Cannas do like moist soils and can grow even in water if the conditions are warm. They will rot in cool wet soils. Never leave them over the winter in wet soils.
Do I need to deadhead cannas?
For a longer bloom season you will need to deadhead your cannas.
