Jacaranda mimosaefolia
blue Jacaranda tree seeds

Jacaranda mimosaefolia is also called blue Jacaranda tree. Height to 15m. Deciduous to semi-evergreen, one of the most beautiful flowering trees. Jacaranda mimosaefolia will grow in most soils. Likes a hot, sunny & sheltered position. Susceptible to frosts. The Jacaranda tree is a native of Brazil and the West Indies. In late Spring its beautiful blue/mauve flowers provide an explosion of colour on open hillsides and in suburban streets. The Jacaranda blossom is bell shaped and hangs down in loose groups with the open end forming five soft, opening petals. Jacaranda is for ditherers. It is for people who start one thing and then before they have finished it move their attention onto something else, and then again on to another new project. They cannot seem to maintain focus on a single job until it is finished. They also have trouble making decisions because they keep moving from one possibility to another, afraid that they will make the wrong choice. Jacaranda is included in the Cognis Essence because of its quality of bringing a person's scattered energies into a single focus and clear mindedness, and has been found to help hyperactive children because of this attribute. Jacaranda can help a person make decisions quickly and easily and, having decided on a plan of action, stick to it.

25 seeds 3.90 $

50 seeds 7.08 $

Jacaranda mimosaefolia blue Jacaranda tree	Jacaranda mimosaefolia blue Jacaranda tree
Jacaranda mimosaefolia blue Jacaranda tree	Jacaranda mimosaefolia blue Jacaranda tree


germination instructions Jacaranda mimosaefolia - blue Jacaranda tree: Please use for sowing Jiffy 7 Peat Pellets, soak them in water and put in a plastic pot. Alternatively, normal seed substrate could be used as well. Sow the seeds on the peat pellets and cover the seeds with a thin layer of peat (about 2 mm). Then put the plastic pot in a ziplock bag - with a pot size of 6 cm , a ziplock bag of size 12 x 17 cm is recommended . Fill in the ziplock bag as much tap water with a few drops of universal fertilizer, so that after the absorption of the substrate a few mm of water remain on the bottom. Then close the ziplock bag - Ready! More watering is not required because no moisture evaporates through the ziplock bag . Location: on the windowsill or in a small greenhouse in partial shade, daytime temperatures at about 75-83 F, somewhat lower at night at 68-75 F. The resulting micro-climate provides ideal conditions for germination.