Flower Seeds Blue Lavender Crown Flower 10 Seeds Calotropis Gigantea Butterfly-Friendly

Flower Seeds Blue Lavender Crown Flower – 10 Seeds – Calotropis Gigantea is a truly unique and rare variety of seed that will transform your garden into a butterfly haven. Known for its striking blue-lavender crown-shaped flowers, this plant is a favorite of Monarch butterflies, making it an essential addition to any butterfly-friendly garden. Calotropis gigantea, also called the Giant Calotrope or Crown Flower, is native to tropical regions and grows in an upright shrub form, reaching heights of up to 10 feet.

The plant’s gray-green leaves are beautifully contrasted by the purple-white blossoms, which attract not only butterflies but also pollinators like bees and moths. In Hawaii, these flowers are traditionally used in making leis, adding cultural significance to their natural beauty. However, growing Calotropis Gigantea from seed does require patience and proper care, as germination is slow and the plant thrives only under specific growing conditions.

These heirloom, non-GMO, all-natural open-pollinated seeds are perfect for experienced gardeners. We provide guidance for germination, but we recommend researching before planting to ensure successful growth. Ideal for USDA zones 10-11, Calotropis gigantea thrives in well-draining soil and full sunlight.

Please note: Seed is perishable, and due to the delicate nature of gardening, all sales are final.

Key Features

• Type of Plant: Shrub (Butterfly-Friendly)
• Condition: Heirloom, Non-GMO, Open Pollinated
• Mature Size: Up to 10 feet tall
• Growing Conditions: Requires warm, tropical or subtropical climate. Germinates slowly and needs care for successful growth.
• USDA Zone Growing: 10-11
• Soil Type: Well-draining, slightly acidic to neutral
• Sunlight Exposure: Full Sun
• Expected Planting Period: Late spring to early summer for best results.

Benefits

• Attracts Monarch Butterflies: Essential plant for butterfly lovers, offering an important habitat for Monarch butterfly reproduction.
• Stunning Floral Display: The clusters of lavender-blue flowers stand out in any garden, adding exotic beauty.
• Cultural Significance: Used in Hawaii for leis, adding a traditional touch to your landscape.
• Sustainable and Non-GMO: Grow your garden naturally with heirloom, open-pollinated seeds.
• Easy Care for Experienced Gardeners: Once established, this hardy plant is relatively low-maintenance.

FAQs

1. How long does it take for Calotropis gigantea seeds to germinate? Germination is slow and can take several weeks, requiring patience. Provide warm temperatures and moist soil for best results.

2. Can I grow Calotropis gigantea in a colder climate? This plant prefers tropical and subtropical climates (USDA Zones 10-11). If you live in a colder climate, consider growing it in a large container that can be brought indoors during winter.

3. What is the best time to plant these seeds? Plant your Flower Seeds Blue Lavender Crown Flower in late spring or early summer when temperatures are consistently warm.

4. Do Calotropis gigantea flowers attract other pollinators besides butterflies? Yes, the plant also attracts bees and moths, contributing to a thriving pollinator-f