Nutmeg and mosquito repellent runner mix 6-pack of seedlings

Grow your own runner plants.

The package contains 2 types of plants, 3 to 3 plants in a distribution.
The rooted cuttings are not yet finished plants, they still need further growing!

Plant composition:
Pelargonium (Balcony Red) geranium: The most resistant and proven geranium for our balconies, which, with proper care, will bloom all summer long. It is the most versatile and most nutrient-rich geranium in a sunny location and thrives best with regular watering.
Plectranthus spp. (Coleoides) is a mosquito repellent: A popular, long-stemmed leafy ornamental. It has a strong scent that helps to keep mosquitoes away. It thrives best in sunny locations in medium nutrient media with regular watering.
Tip: prone to elongation, it is worth pruning back twice every 3-4 joints after planting.

Plants should be transplanted immediately after receipt, immediately after frosts to their final location (pots, pots, hanging baskets, gardens in the open ground) or for pre-growing in pots 12-15cm in diameter. Even after this, the plants require constant care. Plants should be transplanted to larger pots at any time during the growing season when the plants are out of place (about 2x as windy/windy/height as the pots). Peat media is generally the most suitable medium. Clayey soils can be improved with sand, coarse-grained peat. Sandy soils should be improved with organic fertilisers, fine peat and other water and nutrient binding materials to obtain a good yield. You will find a wide range of soil improvers in our webshop and our advisors can give you further advice. Nutrient replenishment is important even in the open ground, but is essential for plants planted in pots, crates and hanging baskets. These are not chemicals, but 'food' for the development of the plants. A small but constant supply of nutrients is the best... Care should be taken never to flood the plants, always allowing excess water to evaporate. Never plant the plants in a pot without a hole in the bottom. Too much water will suffocate the roots and the plant will die from "over-loving". Dry conditions are well indicated by soft-leaved plants with drooping leaves
Watch your plants! Look at them with love every day!