14 11 69 The Purple Bell Vine
How to grow: Sow the seeds into a tray of moist, firm, quality compost. Cover lightly with further compost and place in a polythene bag to conserve moisture. Place in a warm dark place at around 18-20°C (65-68°F) until germination occurs. At the first sign of germination (12-35 days), remove the bag and reduce the temperature to around 15°C (60°F). Grow on in good light keeping the compost moist. Transplant the seedlings, when large enough to handle, into 9cm (3½") pots Native to Rhodochiton atrosanguineum Mexico This Mexican climber has sensitive leaf stalks which twine round any convenient support. Best grown as an annual, it does well in a conservatory, up a sunny wall or trailing down from a basket. The name comes from ‘Rhodo’, meaning red, and ‘Chiton’, a cloak, referring to the stunning flowers.
The Purple Bell Vine
Rhodochiton atrosanguineum
The Purple Bell Vine
Sow: Feb-Apr Flowers: Jun-Sept Height: Climber Contains: 10 seeds
14 11 69 14 11 69
The Purple Bell Vine
Rhodochiton atrosanguineum
Contains: 10 seeds
Sow: Feb-Apr Flowers: Jun-Sept Height: Climber The Purple Bell Vine Native to Rhodochiton atrosanguineum Mexico This Mexican climber has sensitive leaf stalks which twine round any convenient support. Best grown as an annual, it does well in a conservatory, up a sunny wall or trailing down from a basket. The name comes from ‘Rhodo’, meaning red, and ‘Chiton’, a cloak, referring to the stunning flowers.
How to grow: Sow the seeds into a tray of moist, firm,
quality compost. Cover lightly with further compost and place in a polythene bag to conserve moisture. Place in a warm dark place at around 18-20°C (65-68°F) until germination occurs. At the first sign of germination (12-35 days), remove the bag and reduce the temperature to around 15°C (60°F). Grow on in good light keeping the compost moist. Transplant the seedlings, when large enough to handle, into 9cm (3½") pots of compost and grow on watering as required. In late MayJune, plant into larger pots or containers allowing 10-15cm (4-6") between plants. Support the plants with canes, wire or trellis, or alternatively allow to trail from baskets.
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5 011567 141162
Jun Sept
Climber
Packed year ending: Sow by:
Feb Apr
Suttons Seeds Paignton, Devon, England www.suttons.co.uk
4/09/C
The Purple Bell Vine
Rhodochiton atrosanguineum
The Purple Bell Vine
Sow: Feb-Apr Flowers: Jun-Sept Height: Climber Contains: 10 seeds
14 11 69 14 11 69
The Purple Bell Vine
Rhodochiton atrosanguineum
Contains: 10 seeds
Sow: Feb-Apr Flowers: Jun-Sept Height: Climber The Purple Bell Vine Native to Rhodochiton atrosanguineum Mexico This Mexican climber has sensitive leaf stalks which twine round any convenient support. Best grown as an annual, it does well in a conservatory, up a sunny wall or trailing down from a basket. The name comes from ‘Rhodo’, meaning red, and ‘Chiton’, a cloak, referring to the stunning flowers.
How to grow: Sow the seeds into a tray of moist, firm,
quality compost. Cover lightly with further compost and place in a polythene bag to conserve moisture. Place in a warm dark place at around 18-20°C (65-68°F) until germination occurs. At the first sign of germination (12-35 days), remove the bag and reduce the temperature to around 15°C (60°F). Grow on in good light keeping the compost moist. Transplant the seedlings, when large enough to handle, into 9cm (3½") pots of compost and grow on watering as required. In late MayJune, plant into larger pots or containers allowing 10-15cm (4-6") between plants. Support the plants with canes, wire or trellis, or alternatively allow to trail from baskets.
www.edenproject.com
5 011567 141162
Jun Sept
Climber
Packed year ending: Sow by:
Feb Apr
Suttons Seeds Paignton, Devon, England www.suttons.co.uk
4/09/C
